Tempted to Photocopy Your Barograph Charts?
Wondering why your barograph chart is not recording the same after photocopying it? Check out our latest blog for the answers.
5 Ideal Spots for a Hygrometer
Looking to add a Hygrometer to your home? Check out the top spots for maintaining a clean and healthy home this winter season.
Fascinating Global Moon Phase Superstitions
These moon phase superstitions from around the world will leave you questioning if lunar light holds the power to fate, growth and prosperity.
How Rain Gauge Data Predicts Future Trends
Rain gauges are essential for tracking rainfall patterns and predicting climate trends like droughts and floods. Learn how rain gauges provide accurate data.
Understanding the Stevenson Screen
Discover the important role the Stevenson Screen still plays in meteorological monitoring, despite its C19 design.
Metcheck Donates To Local Heroes
The RNLI risk their lives each day at sea. Read on to see how the RNLI at Wells Lifeboat Station made a difference in our community.
Women’s History Month: Joanne Simpson
Joanne Simpson challenged gender bias while leading monumental advancements in meteorological science.
Sharing Your Weather Memories With Metcheck
This Mother's Day, we invited you to reflect on the memories we hold dear of our mothers and the weather-events that made up our childhood.
What Will You Chart This Year?
As we embark on a new year, there's no better time to explore new hobbies to keep our bodies and minds active. Welcome to the world of charting!
Metcheck acquires Russell Scientific
Metcheck is delighted to welcome Russell Scientific Instruments to our weather family. Read on to find out more about this fantastic acquisition.
Discover Winter Weather Watching
Enjoy some of our cold-weather favourites, from frost-resistant rain gauges, to window thermometers you can read from the warmth of your home.
Our Metcheck Meteorology Book Club
With many of our customers unable to travel as far afield as usual, we've put together a few reading suggestions for the chillier months ahead.
Win A Rain Gauge This Valentine's Day
We're sharing the love this Valentine's Day with a chance to win a ClimeMET CM1088 Rain Gauge and two large packets of Fruit Skittles.
DIY Sunshine Recording in the USA
We love hearing from our customers and were intrigued when we received an email from Paul Bolain in the USA about his DIY Sunshine Recorder.
The Great Blizzard of March 1891
It may be windy at the moment but one of the greatest storms of all time occurred in March 1891. Read on to find out more about the Great Blizzard.
A December Fog Will Freeze A Dog
Weather Eye editor Ian Currie looks back to The Great Smog of December 6th–9th 1952 and the resulting Clean Air Act of 1956.
A White Christmas is only for Dreamers
Are you dreaming of a White Christmas this year? Weather Eye editor Ian Currie looks back to the origin of the idea of a White Christmas.
December 8th, A Date To Remember For Weather
A fascinating post from guest blogger Ian Currie sharing weather memories of one of the most notable weather dates in the calendar.
A Remarkable October Weather Event
Enjoy reading the memories of an extraordinary weather event as told by Ian Currie, Editor of Weather Eye. Plus, find details of our latest competition.
Don't Cast A Clout 'Til May Be Out
Discover the true meaning of the saying `Don't cast a clout 'til May be out'. A guest blog by Ian Currie, editor of Weather Eye.
When Winter Returns Out of Season
April is ending on a chilly note in the UK. Discover just how common it can be for winter to return out of season in this guest blog post by Ian Currie.
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