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Created: 19 January 2014

The component of the website which lists and tweets the Met Office's weather warnings, has been completely re-written, to improve notifications.

Read more: Weather Warnings Notification Overhauled

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Created: 29 December 2013

A very unpleasant, intermittent 10-second delay in loading the site's home page has now been resolved.

Read more: Slow Response From Home Page Fixed

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Created: 02 December 2013

Due to some changes made to the site a short while ago, our WeatherCam page was no longer auto-refreshing the WeatherCam image, as it should have been, every 15 seconds.

Read more: WeatherCam Refresh Fixed

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Created: 30 October 2013

We're pleased to report that last night, the infrastructure that runs FifeWeather.co.uk was successfully moved across to new hardware.

Read more: Site Performance Fixed

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Created: 27 October 2013

Updated 27/10 @19:35: Our provider has now identified the issue on our server and we are working towards a fix. This may involve some downtime late Tuesday evening/early Wednesday morning.

We are currently investigating an issue with poor website performance since early Saturday morning.

Read more: Poor Site Performance

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Created: 07 August 2013

We're pleased to report that our UV Index sensor fault has now been resolved.

Read more: UV Sensor Replaced

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Created: 03 August 2013

Thanks to Fife photographer Simon Swales, we've added a new "Fife Photo Of The Week" section to the site, where we will be featuring a stunning photo of Fife landscape, new each week.

Read more: New Photo Of The Week

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Created: 01 July 2013

The weather station's UV sensor is currently offline due to a hardware fault.

Read more: UV Sensor Fault Advisory

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Created: 15 June 2013

FifeWeather.co.uk and the WeatherEvents.net mobile weather lab were featured in Episode 11 of the 2013 series of BBC Landward.

Read more: BBC Landward Features FifeWeather

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Created: 11 May 2013

We've migrated our time-lapse video player on the WeatherCam page, to YouTube's new HTML5 player. This should hopefully provide better compatibility for those viewing the site from mobile devices/tablet computers, as the previous player was flash-based.

Read more: Time lapse video player now HTML5