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Dive Charter Boats & Skippers: Discuss Skippers only please-What weather forecasting method do you use? in the Trips, Spaces and Coastguard Information forums: Just as an update: http://theyr.net/index.html has now gone to a subscription service but still worth the money. 35/year Definitely, i ...

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http://theyr.net/index.html has now gone to a subscription service but still worth the money. 35/year
Definitely, i discovered it was subscriptions today and had no hesitation in signing up
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hi mate, we use a mixture of three:

http://www.metcheck.com
Met Office: Inshore waters forecast
GB Wind Map.

By looking at all three we can usually get a good idea of what its going to be like, but the inshore forecast tends to be a little more reliable than the others.

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