An idea I have been toying with for some time is the introduction of a Weather Cam on my weather page. It is quite easy to do, Just need to buy a suitable camera. I propose to site it on the aerial mast below the wind vane, which offers the best views.
The question is which view to show.
1) To the NNW is largely obscured by the houses over the road, and is mainly of Tilbury Power Station and docks, not the best view.
2) To the NW, is Gravesend, Tilbury docks and London. A bit boring in my opinion.
3) To the ENE with views acoss Castle Lane, to the marshes and Cliffe Pools (RSPB Resevre)and the river Thames, with Essex in the distance.
4) To the SE with views across Castle Lane, farmland to Chalk Church. Typical English countryside scene. However, the sun will rise within camera shot from about November to Mid February.
5) Finally, to the SSW across Chalk towards the village of Thong, and the North Downs. A bit of a problem in the winter as the sun will be in camera shot for much of daylight hours.
My perception is that the cloud breaks up here when it remains cloudy over most of the country. I'll hopefully get this up and running in my holiday. I'll do the outside installation, and my son will do the set up installation.
Well, gotta go, need to wash the car before the sun becomes too strong
Then get ready to bake in the 30C heat forecast 
Also it has been about the dullest day of the summer, a real autumn gale come early. 
As the seller has not contacted me about the missing mounting bracket, the camera is ty-rapped to the mast and is not easily adjustable. 
