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Link to Weather symbols and graphic development

Weather symbols and graphic development

The history of BBC Weather graphics from hand-drawn symbols to computerised graphics.

Link to 2005 weather graphics redesign

2005 weather graphics redesign

For answers to all your questions about the new look BBC Weather graphics.

Link to Producing weather broadcasts

Producing weather broadcasts

Read about what's involved in getting a weather forecast from a computer model to your screen.

Link to Our weather symbols

Our weather symbols

How to interpret the symbols on our 5 day forecast pages.

Link to Our summary (outlook) symbols

Our summary (outlook) symbols

Find out about how the summary symbols are used online and on television.

Link to Indices

Indices

More on the three point scale we use to indicate the risk of sun damage, pollen and air pollution.

Link to our wind arrows

Our wind arrows

How to interpret the direction, speed and temperature of the wind in our graphics.

Link to Understanding pressure charts

Understanding pressure charts

Find out how to interpret the highs and lows on pressure charts.

Link to Flood warnings

Flood warnings

Flood warnings inform people about the risk of flooding in their area.

Link to Weather warnings

Weather warnings

Find out more about the conditions illustrated by our weather warnings.

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 Monday November 23, 2009
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