To all those who disagreed with me about the metoffice.....
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To all those who disagreed with me about the metoffice.....
......today they forecast rain here all day.
It HAS NOT rained, but has been warm and dry.
Metoffice 0, Google weather 1.
Metoffice: not fit for purpose
It HAS NOT rained, but has been warm and dry.
Metoffice 0, Google weather 1.
Metoffice: not fit for purpose
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How do google weather predict the weather (that sounds a bit wrong?)
I always thought that most places get the data from the met office anyway?
I usually check the weather every single day, as my business is weather dependant, so i show a keen interest in the met office website, but as above, they are full of crap most of the time unless you need to know what is happening in a few hours time
I always thought that most places get the data from the met office anyway?
I usually check the weather every single day, as my business is weather dependant, so i show a keen interest in the met office website, but as above, they are full of crap most of the time unless you need to know what is happening in a few hours time
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How do google weather predict the weather (that sounds a bit wrong?)
I always thought that most places get the data from the met office anyway?
I usually check the weather every single day, as my business is weather dependant, so i show a keen interest in the met office website, but as above, they are full of crap most of the time unless you need to know what is happening in a few hours time
I always thought that most places get the data from the met office anyway?
I usually check the weather every single day, as my business is weather dependant, so i show a keen interest in the met office website, but as above, they are full of crap most of the time unless you need to know what is happening in a few hours time
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Once I was sent off night low level flying when the Met man insisted there would be no fog that night.
I was recalled early because fog was beginning to form, I had to land in the fog and then get a Land Rover to lead me back to dispersal from the runway since I could not see the taxiway.
The Met man was in his office still insisting that it was not foggy!
All the other airfields in the area were fogged out.
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lol all forecasting is guess work, based on computer models anyway. If you wanna know the weather, look out the soddin window lol.
Be prepared for sudden changes in weather always
They have been spot on for over a week here now
Be prepared for sudden changes in weather always
They have been spot on for over a week here now
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No rain here for day - cloudless sky but windy (about a force 5-6).
Gotm a 10k trail race at 7.15pm so could do with the breeze sticking around to cool us (wife is running it too) off!
Gotm a 10k trail race at 7.15pm so could do with the breeze sticking around to cool us (wife is running it too) off!
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