On Thu, 15 Jan 2015 15:53:07 -0800, Jim Lewis wrote:

I think this is mesmerizing: www.windyty.com

You were asking what RASP can do and looking at the UK on the above site,
so have a look at this:

http://rasp.inn.leedsmet.ac.uk/RASPt...SPtableGM.html

...but it can take time to get to grips with what it can do: it lets you
look at 5 days worth of hourly data plots which cover the daylight hours.
For each hour you can choose among 11 different parameters (short form)
or 40 (long form). These count soundings as one parameter, but within
that there are 15 locations to choose from. The number crunching stuff on
the server is pretty standard world-wide and developed by Dr J
Glendinning, an American Met man, but the display tool I linked to was
developed, AFAIK, at Leeds University, UK.

HTH


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