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Pressure levels and weather fronts
An actual analysis chart is issued along with forecast charts out to five days ahead. These are updated every 12 hours around 0730 and 1930, with the exception of charts for days four and five which are only issued once per day at 0730.
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Basic tutorials showing how the surface pressure charts data feed can be used to retrieve data.
Please refer to the Surface pressure charts detailed documentation for the surface pressure chart synoptic analysis and forecast data feeds for more detailed information. Introduction The surface pressure chart synoptic analysis and forecast data feeds provide access to the current surface pressure
Detailed documentation for surface pressure charts.
Surface pressure chart capabilities feed Description of data feed The surface pressure chart synoptic analysis and forecast capabilities data feed provides information on when the current surface pressure chart were issued, and also lists the timesteps for which surface pressure are available
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Temperature at valley and 900m levels (800m Brecon Beacons) Freezing level The latest pressure chart A 'National Park Authority (NPA) information' freeform text box containing information added by the NPA; this content is optional for the NPA and therefore will not always be present.
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Monday 23 November 1981 (Most Tornadoes in one day in the UK) Weather chart for 1200 UTC 23 November 1981 General summary A strong cold front associated with a rapidly deepening area of low pressure centred just north of Scotland began to cross the UK from west to east during the morning and early
