User guide 13: Business directory, advertising and help
This last chapter of the Dayboro user guide covers the Dayboro Lions business directory, how to advertise on dayboro.au and how to contact us for help when something on the site goes wrong.
User guide 12: What’s On
What’s On lists markets, classes, club meals, talks and bin collection days across Dayboro and the surrounding area. Browse events on a map, filter by category or date, and send in your own event for free. No account needed.
User guide 11: Push notifications and storm alerts
Push notifications and storm warnings for Dayboro members, step by step. Turn alerts on for each device, choose your storm distance from 50 to 200 km, add email warnings, and switch everything off when you no longer need it.
User guide 10: Tour of the Members Dashboard
The Members Dashboard puts your live weather, emails and account on one page. This guide walks through each tab, and shows what a free account includes compared with a paid membership.
User guide 9: Membership
Membership unlocks the full Dayboro Weather site, including email reports, longer forecasts and extra calculator features. This guide covers joining, logging in, resetting a forgotten password, and managing billing or cancelling from your account page.
User guide 8: Email reports
Our email reports bring Dayboro weather from our Lyndhurst Hill station to your inbox at the times you choose. This guide covers what each report holds, how to pick send times, and how to stop one.
User guide 7: Calculators and garden tools
Our free Dayboro calculators turn live readings from our Lyndhurst Hill station into plain answers: should you spray today, how much your solar panels will make, and whether your soil suits your crop.
User guide 6: Storm, flood and fire safety
This chapter explains how dayboro.au warns you about storms, floods and fire danger. Find the home page warning banner, the Warnings page, lightning alerts, fire ratings and emergency contacts. Always follow official BOM and emergency service warnings.
User guide 5: Weather history and climate
About 20 years of Lyndhurst Hill station records, turned into tables you can read. Compare months, days and seasons against the average, and see how today’s date has looked in past years.
User guide 4: Long range and the Farmers Almanac
This chapter explains our long range method, the monthly Farmers Almanac and how far you can trust a long range forecast. It covers the weather guide’s nine steps and the methodology page for members.