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Weatherweb.TV Weekend Sailing Forecast

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Hi all,

The Weekend Sailing Forecast has been updated at Weatherweb.TV

Just go to http://www.weatherweb.tv and select the Sailing Channel.

Known issues still include the time the file takes to download, but again I am working on this.

Once again please send your feedback to simon@weatherweb.net

Best wishes, thanks for watching and have a great weekend,
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Thanks again Simon. I didn't, at first, like the fact that the forecast is broken up into little vidlets but actually, for a second viewing, it makes it much easier to go to particular sections and repeat them until they sink in.
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Top stuff Simon.... always a target read for me on a Friday... :D
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Magna Carter wrote:Top stuff Simon.... always a target read for me on a Friday... :D
Likewise. Also, agree with Silkie - very easy to scroll through for one's own area.

Great stuff; just a shame about the weather....
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Thanks Chaps...development continues!
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Weatherweb.TV Short term forecast

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Just updated with a short term forecast. What do you think of this, easier to watch?

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The forecast format is fine but the forecast area is all wrong - it needs to be about 400 miles to the NNW. :)
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Don't worry Silkie, there'll be regional forecast for the whole of the UK!

Mind you, someone did email and said he thought the forecast were "great but could I focus them on sailing, perhaps including wind speed on the maps"!!!!!! :roll: :oops: :lol: :shock: :shock: :shock:

No one from this forum I have to say :)
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Did you explain or just say "What a good idea - wish I'd thought of that!"
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Nah, I'm too polite :)
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