If you haven't found it yet, clicking the little weather thingy in the upper right corner of this page takes you to our weather page. We have a weather station at the house which uploads a summary image ("broadcast style") as well as a text file of readings at five minute intervals. I wrote a script which stuffs the data into a mysql database and then uses it to create the line graphs on the page. Doug, a fellow weather observer, also uploads his data and it is being loaded it into the database as well. Today I wrote a new weather graph to show the current day's temperatures at both of our weather stations on the same graph.
In case you are curious the graphs are created using JpGraph, a nice little graphing module for PHP.
If you scroll down far enough on the page you'll find this chart of the predicted astronomical viewing conditions for our area.
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It's very slick that your outside temp graph above is always a LIVE representation! I had thought it was only a screenshot until I returned to the page hours later and found new data!
Perhaps you could make this data available in a more palatable way:
http://www.culturelab-uk.com/site/templates/print_view.asp?ID=96
That would certainly give new meaning to the weather being "toasty."