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  • 19 - Sharing your observations

  • from Part III - Making the most of your observations
  • Stephen Burt, Fellow of the Royal Meteorological Society
  • Book:
    The Weather Observer's Handbook
    Published online:
    21 May 2024
    Print publication:
    25 April 2024, pp 410-425

  • Summary

    Weather knows no boundaries. Interest in ‘measuring the weather’ at any particular location is greatly enhanced by exchange and comparison of observations with others – locally/regionally, nationally or internationally. This chapter suggests ways to exchange information with other sites and other observers, under three main headings – online or real-time sharing using the Internet, online or offline reporting to informal or voluntary networks and co-operation with national weather services and other official bodies.