Hi! Holger,   
      
   On 30 Nov 17 09:54, you wrote to me:   
      
    HG> Good evening Paul,   
      
   Mmm... must be the moon phase 'out' slightly.  This one of yours caught my   
   attention 10 mins ago.  :)   
      
    PQ>>   http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDQ60801/IDQ60801.94567.shtml   
      
    HG>> Thanks, jotted down.   
      
    HG> And put to use yesterday. Very detailed tables at first look and I'll   
    HG> delve deeper into the site to possibly find more of interest.   
      
   Ah, yes.  It might look a bit daunting but, really only the top table and its   
   top-most line are of any great use.  It's the up-to-the-minute readings from   
   the bureau's weather station.  The rest of the data covers at least the prior   
   24 hours, maybe 48 hours.   
      
   In short: just the top line of data on the top table is the very latest   
   available sensor readings.   
      
    HG> The URL is now bookmarked so it's easy to jump in.   
      
   I do it often from my mobile phone.  (It uses my own LAN<-->wifi trasmitter.)    
   Maybe 6-8 times during the day.  That and the 'live' rain radar, if there are   
   storms in the vacinity.  :)   
      
   Cheers,   
   Paul.   
      
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