I am still using the pywws library, but I am glad to report that it has become even better since the last time. Using the new functionality, the site is also twittering regularly and also send updates to the UK Met Office and OpenWeatherMap. The software also supports a number of more obscure web sites so it is really easy to widely share the data being collected.
Previously I could claim to be the only wunderground weather station in Castleknock, but now there are 4 quite close to me. One is about 750 meters south west of me. Another is 1km east of me, while a fourth station is about 1km further east. When I have sufficient data collected I might do a little analysis about how close are the data point reported by the 4 stations in almost the same place.
Last time I mounted the sensors on the boundary wall. Unfortunately this meant that the wind sensors were blocked by overgrown vegetation in neighbouring gardens. This time I decided the put the hardware on the side of shed where I hope it is less likely to become entagngled.