Contact Us

As we like to share our interests we also are pleased to hear from others with similar interests. Please use the link at the bottom of the pages to contact us by email. We will do our best to get back to you promptly.

E-mail us at - alanrodgers@cirrus.me.uk

Our Measuring the Weather Books

We are the authors of a set of five books on Measuring the Weather. We were pleased when we recently (2008) had the opportunity to update them for a new edition. There are five books in the set and they can be found in many libraries in the UK, North America and Australia. They are aimed at children aged 8-12 years of age but are very readable for adults. They are full of colourful pictures and diagrams, interesting facts, things to do and references.

Acknowledgements

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Disclaimer

We will endeavour to update these pages as time and circumstances allow. We hope that you find these items interesting. Thank you for your time. Whilst we have done our best to be accurate at all times, we will not be held responsible for any loss, damage or inconvenience caused as a result of any inaccuracy or error within these pages.

The links on these pages were appropriate when they were selected, but web sites do change. Use your e-safety skills when using the internet.

Please be conscious of any safety issues regarding weather activities. Always refer to any relevant Health and Safety policy documents. It may be advisable to avoid any instruments which contain mercury. Encourage weather reporters when looking at the sky to avoid looking directly at the sun, especially with optical instruments such as binoculars and cameras. Filters are generally not powerful enough to guarantee safe viewing of the sun.

It is always advisable to complete weather projects under adult supervision.