http://ozreport.com/ozweather.php

http://blipmap.walsys.net/UNI/univiewer.html

Bernard Baer <<email>> writes:

I have implemented 'Current+1' processing on the NSW Blipmaps - which means that in the evening after, say, 1800 hours you can see a forecast for tomorrow (Current) and the day after (Current+1), great for planning your weekend away.

It also runs early in the morning, so after about 0630 in the morning you can check tomorrows forecast before the detailed forecast comes out in the evening.

Temporarily while testing (but probably permanently) at http://blipmap.walsys.net/UNI/univiewer.html  (and only available via the Univiewer interface at present).

The 'Current+1' forecast utilises AVN (low res) data, rather than the usual GFS (high res) data. See http://www.drjack.info/twiki/bin/view/RASPop/GFSvsAVN for more details.

Many thanks to David George for his assistance with the Javascript.