The dayboro.au user guide

Everything dayboro.au can do, in one place. What you see as a visitor, what an account adds, what members get, and where to find each part.
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Dayboro.au started with one weather station on Lyndhurst Hill, back in 2004. It has grown a fair bit since then. There is live weather, our own forecast, creek and crossing levels, storm tracking, email reports, events, a business directory and a whole row of calculators. Well, that is a lot to find your way around, so we wrote this guide.

Each chapter covers one part of the site. Read it from start to finish, or jump straight to the bit you need. The screenshots are real and come from the live site, so the numbers you see on this moment will be different from the ones in the pictures.

The dayboro.au home page, with the live temperature from Lyndhurst Hill and the start of the forecast
The home page. The big number on the left is the temperature on Lyndhurst Hill, right now.

Visitor, free account or member

You do not need an account to use most of the site. The live weather, the warnings, the radar and the creek levels are open to everyone. A paid membership adds a lot more on top. You may also have a free account, for example from the business directory, events or a membership that has ended. New sign ups go through membership.

VisitorFree accountMember
Live weather, warnings, radar, lightning, creek levelsYesYesYes
Forecast on the home page3 days3 days9 days
7 day forecast pageFirst 2 daysFirst 2 daysAll 7 days
Members DashboardLogin onlyTemperature and a 3 day forecastEverything
Email reportsWeekly Weather DigestAll reports, at the times you pick
Push notifications and storm alertsYes
Climate Data and Forecast Methodology pagesYes

Membership is monthly or yearly, and both plans start with 7 days free. The current prices are on the membership page. Chapter 9 explains how to join, how billing works and how to cancel.

The chapters

  1. Finding your way around. The menu, the home page, Find your fit and using the site on a phone.
  2. Weather right now. The Weather Hub, warnings, creek levels, radar, lightning, air quality and heat stress.
  3. Forecasts. The home page forecast, the 7 day and 30 day forecasts, and how accurate we are.
  4. Long range and the Farmers Almanac. The long range guide, the Inigo Jones method and the almanac.
  5. Weather history and climate. Weather reports, Today in Time and climate trends.
  6. Storm, flood and fire safety. The flood outlook, storm alerts and emergency contacts.
  7. Calculators and garden tools. Solar, spray window, soil pH, frost and watering.
  8. Email reports. What each report holds, picking send times and unsubscribing.
  9. Membership. Joining, logging in, billing, invoices and cancelling.
  10. Tour of the Members Dashboard. Every tab, with a picture of each.
  11. Push notifications and storm alerts. Setting them up on each device.
  12. What’s On. Finding events and adding your own.
  13. Business directory, advertising and help. Finding a local business, advertising and getting in touch.

More than weather

If you grow your own food, GardenBuddy.au tells you what to plant and when. If you run a club or a community group, LocalBuddy.au gives the group its own page and calendar.

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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.

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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.

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