Metcheck                    5.59c                Anomaly           1.39c
Netweather                 5.97c                Anomaly           1.78c
Peasedown St John     5.75c                Anomaly           -0.95c
IMANSF22                   6.3c.               

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Hadley

5.4c to the 12th

1.6c above the 61 to 90 average
0.7c above the 81 to 10 average

Metcheck                  5.45c            Anomaly              1.25c
Netweather               6.0c              Anomaly              1.81c
Peasedown St John    5.62c            Anomaly               -0.48c.  

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Hadley

5.6c to the 13th

1.8c above the 61 to 90 average
1.0c above the 81 to 10 average

Metcheck                  5.41c              Anomaly             1.21c
Netweather               5.94c              Anomaly             1.75c 
Peasedown St John    5.61c              Anomaly              -0.49c.

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Hadley

5.6c to the 14th

1.8c above the 61 to 90 average
1.1c above the 81 to 10 average

Slightly off topic but the St James's Park weather station in central London has been off line all month. For such an important WS to be broken so long is farcical.  The Met office really need to sort out the WS network it's not up to standard.
 

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Metcheck                  5.6c             Anomaly          1.40c
Netweather               6.01c           Anomaly           1.82c.
Peasedown St John    6.6c             Anomaly            -0.1c. 

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Hadley

5.7c to the 15th

1.9c above the 61 to 90 average
1.2c above the 81 to 10 average

Metcheck                   5.93c               Anomaly              1.73c
Netweather                6.24c               Anomaly              2.05c 
Peasedown St John    6.0c                 Anomaly              -0.1c.

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Hadley

5.9c to the 16th

2.1c above the 61 to 90 average
1.4c above the 81 to 10 average

Has the Met Office removed the last 24 hours extremes from their website menus?

My bookmarked link still works (https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/observation ) but as far as I can see there is no way to find it from the Met Office site if you don’t have the link. And they have removed the regional breakdown too. 

Surely the daily stats are one of the most basic requirements for a national weather organisation to provide?

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Has the Met Office removed the last 24 hours extremes from their website menus?

My bookmarked link still works (https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/observation ) but as far as I can see there is no way to find it from the Met Office site if you don’t have the link. And they have removed the regional breakdown too. 

Surely the daily stats are one of the most basic requirements for a national weather organisation to provide?

Wouldn't surprise me their online service is not fit for purpose.  Be a real shame it it disappeared.

Pershore nearly got the date record yesterday from very average looking synoptics.  

But at least St James's park WS is back up after its 2 week sleep.

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Wouldn't surprise me their online service is not fit for purpose.  Be a real shame it it disappeared.

Pershore nearly got the date record yesterday from very average looking synoptics.  

But at least St James's park WS is back up after its 2 week sleep.

The Regional ones have gone but the National extremes still seem to be there right under the map (Pershore 17.2C for yesterday'smax it says)

 

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Metcheck                6.23c           Anomaly           2.03c
Netweather             6.54c           Anomaly           2.35c
Peasedown St John  6.6c             Anomaly           0.5c.
 

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Hadley

6.3c to the 17th

2.5c above the 61 to 90 average
1.9c above the 81 to 10 average

The Regional ones have gone but the National extremes still seem to be there right under the map (Pershore 17.2C for yesterday'smax it says)

 

On which page? I don't see them. Not on the homepage (where the map is shown) nor when you click through to the map. The only way to access them seems to be from my saved bookmark. There's no link from the rest of the site, as far as I can see.

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On which page? I don't see them. Not on the homepage (where the map is shown) nor when you click through to the map. The only way to access them seems to be from my saved bookmark. There's no link from the rest of the site, as far as I can see.

I think we must be taliking at cross purposes then

When I use your link I see this (url on the command line at the top of the image). I thought this was what you meant

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Has the Met Office removed the last 24 hours extremes from their website menus?

My bookmarked link still works (https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/observation ) but as far as I can see there is no way to find it from the Met Office site if you don’t have the link. And they have removed the regional breakdown too. 

Surely the daily stats are one of the most basic requirements for a national weather organisation to provide?

I contacted them when they removed the regional stats a while back, and got a 'we-know-best-what-you-want' answer; but they did say that they'd re-consider if enough people complained. I mentioned that on here - did you complain? I hope so.

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I think we must be taliking at cross purposes then

When I use your link I see this (url on the command line at the top of the image). I thought this was what you meant

IMAGE. Members enable at bottom of page

Yes that's what I meant. The bookmark I saved still works, but anyone landing on the Met Office home page won't be able to find it. My bookmark seems to link to an old version of the website, which is still updated for now but for how much longer?

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