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 | Skyviews' Great British Weather Station BBC One programme 'The Great British Weather' sets the top three TV forecasting personalities Bill Giles, Michael Fish, John Kettley a weather forecasting challenge; can they predict what the weather will be doing in Sterling. Using Skyviews' Great British Weather Station the Vantage Pro 2 PLUS Carol Kirkwood gives real time Wind Direction, Wind Speed, Temperature & Precipitation readings. Watch The Great British Weather again on the BBC iPlayer to find out which meteorologist knew his weather. |
 | The Great British Weather BBC One's 'The Great British Weather' uses Skyview's Vantage Pro2 PLUS to help meteorologist Tomasz Schafernaker forecast weather and puts the science behind our ever changing weather to the test. Using Skyview's state of the art Vantage Pro2 PLUS, current wind speed & direction, rainfall, temperature, humidity & pressure can be recorded and digested at the touch of a button. Tune in to the BBC iPlayer now to catch up on all of The Great British Weather equipment workshops. |
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| Click Here to Read about Skyview's involvement with BBC One's The Great British Weather |
 | Gardeners' World Live The Gardeners World Live event played host to the Weather Club stand, blooming with gardening and weather-related tips and products to educate gardeners on the importance of weather in garden. Skyview were pleased to lend a helping hand and offer unique weather prizes for the stand's weather competition. Up for grabs is the Professional CM2000 Complete Weather Station. But, don't worry if you miss out on the first place prize as Skyview has provided the Professional Manual Rain Gauge CM1016 for two runner's ups. BBC's Peter Gibbs took time out from his busy schedule in a talk about microclimates in your garden; something the CM2000 is key to helping you with. |
 | The Science of Gardening The popular Gardener's World programme is to air an episode on Friday 26th November including weather monitoring in the garden. Filmed at presenter Carol Klein's cottage in Devon, Skyview were pleased to loan weather monitoring equipment to the show, including installation, helping keen gardeners understand how to use weather readings from the garden. Skyview will be offering competitive prices on weather stations featured in the show, so get ideas for your own garden or watch for Christmas present inspiration for the avid gardener in your family! |
 | Plain Sailing at Datchet Water Datchet Water Sailing Club hosts many National and International racing fixtures and sailing events, as well as providing year round sailing for all boat classes, so its vital that they have clear and accurate weather data. Recognising this, Skyview installed a robust Weather Station, complete with full online weather reporting via Skylink-Pro for all their members. Weather and forecasting data is available via the club's website to all visitors so that they can make the most of their day on the water. |
 | Suffolk Wildlife Trust An exciting joint venture is underway between Skyview and the Suffolk Wildlife Trust. In addition to their weather station, the Lackford Lakes site has Solar Panels & Wind Turbines powering 'Green Batteries' for use in torches on night expeditions. New designs include an additional 'Pond' page for Skylink-pro, showing a cross section of the pond with temperatures at different depths. This will allow for easy comparison of Solar and Temperature readings and bring the data to life for old and young alike. |
 | The Great British Weather Experiment Skyview are taking part in the unique Great British Weather Experiment launched September 13th. We are making a daily record; using a rain gauge & thermometer from our ClimeMET range, of a few basic weather parameters including rainfall, temperature and general observations. These observations are taken once a day at 5pm by the Skyview team and upload to: www.theweatherclub.org.uk. Why not take a look at the CM1088 & CM3088 to record your own conditions and become part of the Great British Weather Experiment. |
 | North Denes Coastal Watch - Protecting the Public Now North Denes Coastwatch Station is able to offer sailors a safe harbour, thanks to the donation of a Skyview weather station. Originally a "fall back" watch position for the Coastguard when the main tower at the end of the South Pier in Gorleston was considered to be unsafe in stormy weather, volunteers using the Coastwatch Station are now able to provide reliable and accurate information on weather conditions, further supporting of search and rescue operations. |
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