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Experimental WEB-Based Automated Melbourne Forecast

Numerical forecasts of the expected synoptic pattern across the southern hemisphere for the next two weeks may be accessed via:

http://www.cdc.noaa.gov/map/images/ens/ensmean_f024_sh.html.

For an estimate of today's maximum, required for input into the table below, one may use the maximum previously forecast.

Enter tomorrow's forecast 9am MSL pressure data, tomorrow's date, and today's Melbourne maximum temperature:
1) MSL pressure at Melbourne: 2) MSL pressure at Hay:
3) MSL pressure at Smithton: 4) MSL pressure at Gabo Is:
5) MSL pressure at Mt Gambier: 6) MSL pressure at Forrest:
7) Tomorrow's Date (1,2...31): 8) Tomorrow's Month:
9) Tomorrow's Year (2001,2002,...): 10) Today's Maximum (deg C):
11) Compute:

Melbourne Weather: OR ...?

Firstly, enter the data above, and then read on below;
Secondly, click on the text below, select all, and copy;
Thirdly, open the appropriate file, that is, day1.html or (day2,day3, ... day7).html, and select all;
Fourthly, paste the newly copied code over that code in the appropriate file;
Fifthly, in the h2 heading, type over the existing Date and Day (e.g. Day-1,2,3, ... or 7) the correct Date and Day;
Sixthly, go to the file banner.html, select all, copy, and then paste just prior to the h2 heading in the appropriate file.

If you have any queries about the form, enter them here:

Now press the "Submit Query" button to forward both the query and the forecast.

For further information contact: Harvey Stern, Bureau of Meteorology, Victorian Regional Office, Box 1636M, Melbourne, 3001, Australia; e-mail: h.stern@bom.gov.au