is there a hurricane coming?
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Not a hurricane but this low pressure system was spun up by the high level jet that was formed by hurricane Kyle (which is now dead. This means a big chuck of warm, moist air is entrained into this low pressure system giving it more energy than normal.
So, no it isn't a hurricane. And by definition you cannot have a hurricane this far north. You can have an Atlantic low pressure system that has hurricane force winds but you can't call it a hurricane.
So, Mr. Fish was correct. In fact, he went on to say (the bit all the media cut out) that wasn't a hurricane but would be very stormy, which was true (if a slight understatement).
Anyway, yes, it is going to pish down and be windy.
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Ian (who works for a certain weather company)
So, no it isn't a hurricane. And by definition you cannot have a hurricane this far north. You can have an Atlantic low pressure system that has hurricane force winds but you can't call it a hurricane.
So, Mr. Fish was correct. In fact, he went on to say (the bit all the media cut out) that wasn't a hurricane but would be very stormy, which was true (if a slight understatement).
Anyway, yes, it is going to pish down and be windy.
Cheers
Ian (who works for a certain weather company)
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Alcazar,
Yes I do know the difference between them, well, I at least know where to look it up
I'll not comment on the weather girls (or guys) as it makes my blood boil.
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Ian
Yes I do know the difference between them, well, I at least know where to look it up
I'll not comment on the weather girls (or guys) as it makes my blood boil.
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Ian
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Ian,
Do you know if Rob Mckellney (?sp.) is on drugs or something?
He constantly has me cracking up with his nonsensical phrases and rythmn of speech that I'm sure he is on something.
Or is there a competition with weather announcers to try and sound like the biggest loon on live TV?
Do you know if Rob Mckellney (?sp.) is on drugs or something?
He constantly has me cracking up with his nonsensical phrases and rythmn of speech that I'm sure he is on something.
Or is there a competition with weather announcers to try and sound like the biggest loon on live TV?
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I loathe that man's weather broadcasts - whatever his name is. The patronising tone, the random intonation, the lack of detail of what the weather's going to do. Perhaps it's there, but I just have to turn over so never get to see it .
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Butty,
I worked with Rob for a couple of years before he went to the BBC. He is a sound bloke and I'm sure he struggles to meet the BBCs seemingly need to dumb down the weather forecasts. Yes, he has a strange way of delivering the forecast but at least you can say you heard every word rather than falling asleep.
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I worked with Rob for a couple of years before he went to the BBC. He is a sound bloke and I'm sure he struggles to meet the BBCs seemingly need to dumb down the weather forecasts. Yes, he has a strange way of delivering the forecast but at least you can say you heard every word rather than falling asleep.
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Ian
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Have any of you noticed how Sian Lloyd loves to give a bad forecast? If it's good weather she has a rather forced smile, but as soon as she mentions wind and rain, her eyes light up.
Seriously, please watch her, see if you can spot what I mean.
Seriously, please watch her, see if you can spot what I mean.
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