Good evening,
Im having some server related problems at the moment hence the limited
updates.However Im sure you are all glad to see this service resumed.
Particularly anyone in a boat in these areas.

Issued by the Met Office at 1700 UTC on Thursday 20 October.

Inshore Waters Forecast to 12 miles offshore from 1700 UTC to 1700 UTC.

From Cape Wrath to Rattray Head including Orkney.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: southwest 4 or 5 becoming variable 3 or less, then northeast 4 or 5,
occasionally 6 later around Orkney
Weather: rain at times.
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: slight, becoming moderate or rough in north
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: northeast 5 to 7 backing north 3 or 4.
Weather: rain then showers
Visibility: moderate becoming good.
Sea State: moderate or rough, but slight at first in south
Rattray Head to Berwick on Tweed.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: southwest 5 or 6 becoming variable 3 or less, then northeast 3 or 4
Weather: occasional rain.
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: moderate becoming slight.
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: north or northeast 3 or 4, increasing 5 for a time
Weather: rain then showers.
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: slight becoming moderate or rough
Berwick on Tweed to Whitby.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: southwest 4 or 5 backing east or southeast 3, then north 4 or 5,
occasionally 6 later in north
Weather: fair then rain
Visibility: good becoming moderate.
Sea State: moderate becoming slight
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: north or northeast 5 or 6 decreasing 3 or 4
Weather: rain clearing
Visibility: moderate becoming good.
Sea State: slight becoming moderate
Whitby to the Wash.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: southwest backing southeast 4 or 5, veering south 5 or 6 later
Weather: fair then rain
Visibility: good becoming moderate
Sea State: slight
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: south 5 or 6 veering west or northwest 4 or 5, then north or northeast
3 later
Weather: rain at times
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: slight becoming moderate.
The Wash to North Foreland.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: southwest backing southeast 4 or 5, then veering south or southwest 6
or 7, perhaps gale 8 later
Weather: fair then rain followed by showers
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: slight becoming moderate.
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: southwest 6 to gale 8 veering west 4 or 5, then north or northwest 3
later
Weather: showers then rain
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: moderate becoming rough for a time, decreasing slight later
North Foreland to Selsey Bill.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: south or southeast 3 or 4 increasing 5 or 6, then veering southwest 6
to gale 8
Weather: fair then rain followed by showers
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: slight becoming rough.
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: southwest 6 to gale 8 veering west 5 or 6, then north or northwest 3
later
Weather: showers then rain
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: rough becoming moderate
Selsey Bill to Lyme Regis.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: south 3 or 4 backing southeast 5 to 7, then veering southwest 6 to
gale 8
Weather: fair then rain followed by showers
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: slight or moderate becoming rough
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: southwest 6 to gale 8 veering west 5 or 6, becoming variable 3 or less
later
Weather: showers then rain
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: rough becoming moderate
Lyme Regis to Lands End including the Isles of Scilly.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: southeast 4 or 5 increasing 6 to gale 8, veering west, perhaps severe
gale 9 for a time Friday in far west
Weather: rain then showers.
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: moderate becoming rough, perhaps very rough for a time in west
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: west 6 to gale 8 decreasing 4 or 5, becoming variable 3 or less later
Weather: showers dying out
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: rough becoming moderate
Lands End to St Davids Head including the Bristol Channel.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: southeast 4 or 5 increasing 6 to gale 8, veering west, perhaps severe
gale 9 for a time Friday
Weather: rain then showers.
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: moderate becoming rough, perhaps very rough for a time in south
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: west or northwest 5 to 7, occasionally gale 8 at first, decreasing 3.
Weather: showers dying out.
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: rough becoming moderate.
St Davids Head to Colwyn Bay, including St Georges Channel.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: southwest 4 or 5 backing east 5 to 7, becoming cyclonic for a time,
then northwest 5 to 7 later
Weather: fair then rain or showers
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: moderate, becoming rough in south
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: northwest 5 or 6 backing west or southwest 3.
Weather: rain or showers dying out
Visibility: moderate or good.
Sea State: moderate or rough becoming slight
Colwyn Bay to the Mull of Galloway including the Isle of Man.

24 hour forecast:
Wind: southwest 4 or 5 backing east or northeast 5 to 7, then north 4 or 5
later
Weather: fair then rain
Visibility: good becoming moderate.
Sea State: moderate becoming slight for a time
Outlook for the following 24 hours:
Wind: north 4 or 5 backing west or southwest 3.
Weather: rain at times
Visibility: moderate or good
Sea State: moderate becoming slight.

In article <1129837305.50869f936f7d9fa00a6b17b2ef2612f6@teran ews>,
nevillenevilleson <nevillenevilleson@nevillenevilleson.com> wrote:

I don't think anyone in the group considers your posts a 'service' --
nor is anyone likely to be glad of such posts.

Now, why would you think ANYONE would care to read weather summaries?

Thanks Mitch.
I can also give weather forecasts in whatever region,
including Hawaii.
HTH and HAND

"Mitch" <mitch@hawaii.rr> wrote in message
news:201020051121552827%mitch@hawaii.rr...

nevillenevilleson wrote:

Hi Mr Nevilleson,

I've just recieved your info. by satellite. I'm on my way from Holyhead
to Rhode Island (Newport), presently close to Cork.
Wilma best bet to cut straight across The Pond or nip round to Shannon
and enjoy the craic for a couple of days. Some of the crew hate their
drinkies being spilt. Would really appreciate your advice.
C

Mitch wrote:
Neville has been gone awhile, or you would have had him in the loony
bin...err...kill file by now. He's one of the resident trolls.

--
There's a fine line between fishing and standing on the shore looking
like an idiot.

Toolman Tim wrote:
A pity Blinky's off-line at present- opportunity for a few more scars?

On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 20:41:14 +0100, in the 24hoursupport.helpdesk
News Group, Without Any Hesitation nevillenevilleson Wrote The
Following:

Is it possible that you could do 1/2 hour updates on the weather in
the Gulf of Mexico? I live about 700+ miles from there and have
great concern, and I do not want to loose my place on USENET by going
ot NOAA.
--
Old Gringo
The Future Is Not What It Use To Be
Freedom For The World 10/20/05 10:21:05 PM
http://www.nuboy-industries.com

In article <dzV5f.666$E17.259@fe03.lga>, Toolman Tim
<no.spam.for.tcm@my.email.is.invalid> wrote:

You know, you're right.
I kept holding out hope he was just an innocent learning what was going
on. The attitude in the last message pushed it over the edge -- like he
was the only person to learn that you could check weather online.

Ive made a point of making sure that nobody should ever need to go to the
NOAA.
The information there is far to technical for most people and its degree of
specificity can be unnecessary.
The weather in the atlantic area is fairly predictable so a met office
report of conditions in the Irish sea would usually suffice.You would just
try to extrapolate from there.

"Old Gringo" <oldgringo747-superjet3@yahoo.invalid.con> wrote in message
news:1uh7y38q8qvv3$.dlg@nuboy-industries.com...

"clot" <clot.1@ntlglobe.goon> wrote in message
news:30V5f.3640$S_1.533@newsfe5-win.ntli.net...
Met office reports fine and sunny conditions with isolated ripples.Thats
sounds ideal for a transatlantic cruise.
At least thats what I think they said.
Either way it wont be far out, probably.
HTH

On Fri, 21 Oct 2005 09:23:38 +0100, in the 24hoursupport.helpdesk
News Group, Without Any Hesitation nevillenevilleson Wrote The
Following:


I believe I would have to do a backwards calculation as the Gulf
stream flows from South to North giving you the warm waters and warm
weather that you occasionally enjoy. I will be looking for a
software program to figure it out for me, as I am not to adapt at
calculations concerning the weather, knowing what a bitch Mother
Nature can be at times.
--
Old Gringo
The Future Is Not What It Use To Be
Freedom For The World 10/21/05 9:45:09 AM
http://www.nuboy-industries.com

On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 20:41:14 +0100, in the 24hoursupport.helpdesk
News Group, Without Any Hesitation nevillenevilleson Wrote The
Following:

Here is a handy little ditty that might make your job a little
easier.
http://www.tropicdesigns.net/
You can see a screen shot at the link blow.
http://www.nuboy-industries.com/moz-screenshot-3
A wonderful application that will relieve you of some of the tedious
frustrations of having to update posts to USENET.
--
Old Gringo
The Future Is Not What It Use To Be
Freedom For The World 10/22/05 9:29:21 AM
http://www.nuboy-industries.com

On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 20:41:14 +0100, in the 24hoursupport.helpdesk
News Group, Without Any Hesitation nevillenevilleson Wrote The
Following:

After tracking the weather across Jolly Old England with Weather
Pulse, I have come to the conclusion that you would be a much happier
camper in Marfa, Texas.
--
Old Gringo
The Future Is Not What It Use To Be
Freedom For The World 10/22/05 9:54:56 AM
http://www.nuboy-industries.com