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British Superbikes from Brands Hatch still looks wet on Sunday, Donington Park may miss the worst of it for BTCC. View the full blog entry here

F1 from Shanghai, British Superbikes at Brands Hatch and BTCC heads to Donington Park. All of them have rain in the forecast. View the full blog entry here

It still looks fine, dry and mild/warm for Sunday, good luck to all involved! View the full blog entry here

Supercells on raceday? MotoGP is tough enough without a severe storm risk to add to the mix! View the full blog entry here

MotoGP arrives in Texas and World Superbikes rolls into Europe, mainly dry for both but some signs of rain on raceday for MotoGP View the full blog entry here

The Grand National and Boat Race mark the first weekend in April - how will the weather affect either event? View the full blog entry here

A sunny (or should that be moony?) race weekend expected in Bahrain, as the F1 teams prepare to race under floodlights for the first time. View the full blog entry here

Stormy Malaysia for the F1, will it stay dry or will the heavens open? Brands Hatch is much warmer than the 2c 'enjoyed' by all at last years races. View the full blog entry here

If you were to take a guess, which circuit will be driest this weekend, Brands Hatch or Sepang? View the full blog entry here

Low grip levels frustrated the factory teams yesterday, will sand blowing on the track keep them guessing this weekend? View the full blog entry here

Just a small gremlin there, it should be a little warmer withing a few minutes :-)

MotoGP is back, and the weather for the Qatar round may have a surprise in store, and good news if you don't have BTSport - highlights are on ITV4 Monday evening View the full blog entry here

Storms look likely over Melbourne tomorrow for qualifying as the F1 season gets underway, but it should be dry and a few degrees cooler on Sunday for the race. View the full blog entry here

Formula 1 kicks off this weekend in Melbourne and the weather could be a factor. View the full blog entry here

That's a good idea, then when everyone does the same it'll be the end of free content on the internet - we have to pay for the servers, bandwidth and keeping the whole site running by displaying ads and there are less now than before the site redesign too and we turn down the more intrusive formats, so please don't block them, it helps us keep everything running :-)

The F1 and MotoGP season spring to life over the next couple of weeks, it's good to be back! View the full blog entry here

Can you email your old email address and user names etc through the site contact options please? I'll see if I can recover your old account without contravening data protection rules etc. Ian

It is as Julian explained, if you embed the charts with a link to the image on the server then they will disappear as the server doesn't save them all owing to space constraints. If you want the chart to live long after the date it refers to has passed, you need to save the image and upload that to the thread. Ian

thanks for the email, I missed this yesterday. It's all up and running now Ian

Bernie Pettersen captured one of the defining images of storm hit Britain this winter 'UK Storm, Porthleven' and he shares how he got the shot with us in a guest blog. View the full blog entry here

Thanks for sharing the pictures so far. There's lots of good choices so far, please keep them coming! Ian

Emine is looking for UK chasing experiences, not the USA chases, this is a good chance for you to tell your story in a national newspaper :-)

Hi TV production companies are on the lookout for footage from the recent storms, if you have any please let me know in this thread and I'll get you in touch with the right people, there may be payment and even a chane to be interviewed for a show as well, dependfing on the kind of footage you have. Please don't take any risks trying to get video of the storms or huge waves, this is more a call for stuff you already have filmed, not a request for you to rush out and put yourself in harms way to catch a giant wave breaking over a sea wall. Thanks Ian

It's that time of year already - just 50 days until Christmas Day and that can only mean we unleash the new, improved Santa Shaker on an unsuspecting World. Go on give him a shake while you read the Christmas forecast updates, and see what the snow risk is for your region on the 25th. http://www.netweather.tv/xmas

That's in mph, no knot conversion needed :-)