This is an amateur weather station so therefore the data and weather forecasts should not be used for official use. Every effort is made to keep the data as accurate as possible.
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Burton weather station. Burton on Trent. Welcome to Burton Weather. www.burtonweather.weebly.com For the Latest forecast click here
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This is the home page of Burtonweather (Stanton Station) My weather station is set-up in a semi rural garden in the village of Stanton, South Derbyshire, two miles from Burton upon Trent, three miles from the small town of Swadlincote, Midlands, England in the United Kingdom. Altitude: 74 meters A.M.S.L. Latitude 52o 47 N, Longitude 1o 36W.
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Click here for the weather forecast for Burton on Trent and the surrounding areas, which includes, South Derbyshire, North Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Leicestershire.
About Burton weather. The position is moderately sheltered to the northeast by hedges and trees, which borders farmland and fields.
On my site you will find detailed information on local weather, i.e. daily, weekly and monthly reports and historical data which can be found in the archives.
I also produce a daily weather forecast and an outlook for the Burton-on Trent district and surrounding areas.
My forecast are no nonsense, straight to the point, no spin, I will tell the weather as it i.e. not trying to make a rainy day sound better, if its going to be wet and miserable I will say so, if it's going to be cold, I will say so, if we look to be getting a nice hot day in the summer, I will not blame it on 'Global Warming' or call it a climate emergency.
My forecast page can be found by clicking the link at the top of the page.
Enjoy.
My interest with the weather goes way back to the 1960’s when I was just a young boy. I think maybe it was the very harsh winter of 1962-63 which sparked my interest, although I am interested in all aspects of the weather, I have a love for cold weather and snow in the wintertime.
Recently severe winters have returned to the British Isles, there is some debate over what may be the cause. You may gain some insight by reading a recent article written by me which appeared in the Derbyshire magazine.
I accept no responsibility for any accident, injury or cancellation as a result of using my data or forecasts. By using this website you agree to this policy.
On my site you will find detailed information on local weather, i.e. daily, weekly and monthly reports and historical data which can be found in the archives.
I also produce a daily weather forecast and an outlook for the Burton-on Trent district and surrounding areas.
My forecast are no nonsense, straight to the point, no spin, I will tell the weather as it i.e. not trying to make a rainy day sound better, if its going to be wet and miserable I will say so, if it's going to be cold, I will say so, if we look to be getting a nice hot day in the summer, I will not blame it on 'Global Warming' or call it a climate emergency.
My forecast page can be found by clicking the link at the top of the page.
Enjoy.
My interest with the weather goes way back to the 1960’s when I was just a young boy. I think maybe it was the very harsh winter of 1962-63 which sparked my interest, although I am interested in all aspects of the weather, I have a love for cold weather and snow in the wintertime.
Recently severe winters have returned to the British Isles, there is some debate over what may be the cause. You may gain some insight by reading a recent article written by me which appeared in the Derbyshire magazine.
I accept no responsibility for any accident, injury or cancellation as a result of using my data or forecasts. By using this website you agree to this policy.
It is now 50 years since the very severe winter of 1962-63, to understand how incredibly cold it was during that winter check out this link, Daily Express article ‘The year Britain froze: 50 years Ago The Country Came To A Standstill.'
My article is included, my memories of that winter, I was just 10 years old.
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/361596/The-year-Britain-froze-50-years-ago-the-country-came-to-a-standstill
Recent poor summers and colder winters
If you have any questions or queries and would like to contact me, please use the link on this page: Here
You can also visit Rosliston Weather station for much more information on the weather in this area. http://roslistonweather.weebly.com/index.html
If you need more weather information including the latest Satellite and rain radar images visit Merseyside Weather Site: http://www.merseysideweather.co.uk/
You may be interested in visiting several organisations and sites where I and many other weather observers in the UK and the rest of the world regularly send collected weather data.
Met Office Weather Observation Website: The Climatological Observers Link (COL) MetLinkInternational (a branch of the Royal Meteorological Society) and Netweather.TV
The two sites below include some very interesting weather history and detailed records and accounts of the very harsh winters of 1947 and 1962-3.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/gesc_b/Pages/Index.html
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/gesc_b/Pages/wwwlinks.htm
Links to excellent photography web-sites
My article is included, my memories of that winter, I was just 10 years old.
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/361596/The-year-Britain-froze-50-years-ago-the-country-came-to-a-standstill
Recent poor summers and colder winters
If you have any questions or queries and would like to contact me, please use the link on this page: Here
You can also visit Rosliston Weather station for much more information on the weather in this area. http://roslistonweather.weebly.com/index.html
If you need more weather information including the latest Satellite and rain radar images visit Merseyside Weather Site: http://www.merseysideweather.co.uk/
You may be interested in visiting several organisations and sites where I and many other weather observers in the UK and the rest of the world regularly send collected weather data.
Met Office Weather Observation Website: The Climatological Observers Link (COL) MetLinkInternational (a branch of the Royal Meteorological Society) and Netweather.TV
The two sites below include some very interesting weather history and detailed records and accounts of the very harsh winters of 1947 and 1962-3.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/gesc_b/Pages/Index.html
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/gesc_b/Pages/wwwlinks.htm
Links to excellent photography web-sites
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