http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/.../warnings.html
Text as in above link.

Jon.


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The GFS 23060500z run are showing CAPE in low thousands and LI -4 for
the south of England 12z Friday. One to watch.

Time for the BBC to forecast "light showers - take an umbrella"

Here we go again??

Les

Jon O Rourke wrote:
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/.../warnings.html
Text as in above link.

Jon.



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Jon O Rourke wrote:
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/.../warnings.html
Text as in above link.

Jon.



I see they are still calling it an Advanced Warning in the text when
obviously it should be an Advance Warning.

"Les Crossan" wrote in message
. uk...
The GFS 23060500z run are showing CAPE in low thousands and LI -4 for
the south of England 12z Friday. One to watch.

Time for the BBC to forecast "light showers - take an umbrella"


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Don't you mean show maps of blue rain puddles and rain falling from above the
clouds LOL. I won't be watching the BBC though, the InterNet is the best source
for weather nowadays.

Will.
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"Graham Jones" wrote in message
I see they are still calling it an Advanced Warning in the text when
obviously it should be an Advance Warning.

.... you don't want to know what it takes to change something like that
in a large organisation. With a home web site you simply open up the
template/page and make the change ......

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Will Hand wrote:
"Les Crossan" wrote
in message . uk...
The GFS 23060500z run are showing CAPE in low thousands and LI -4 for
the south of England 12z Friday. One to watch.

Time for the BBC to forecast "light showers - take an umbrella"


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Don't you mean show maps of blue rain puddles and rain falling from
above the clouds LOL. I won't be watching the BBC though, the
InterNet is the best source for weather nowadays.

Will.

Yup, its also called the Haytor Meteorological Centre...
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I watched the bbc weather last night, they've got the wind back but
nothing resembling a pressure chart... simply dreadful. atm the models
look quite promising for The South if you're into rotating single cells
spewing out heavy rain, lightning, tornadoes and hail.

Meanwhile I'm off to hug a wind generator or two, oops, wrong channel (:

Les

Will Hand wrote:
"Les Crossan" wrote in message
. uk...

The GFS 23060500z run are showing CAPE in low thousands and LI -4 for
the south of England 12z Friday. One to watch.

Time for the BBC to forecast "light showers - take an umbrella"



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Don't you mean show maps of blue rain puddles and rain falling from above the
clouds LOL. I won't be watching the BBC though, the InterNet is the best source
for weather nowadays.

Will.
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Martin Rowley wrote:

... you don't want to know what it takes to change something like that
in a large organisation. With a home web site you simply open up the
template/page and make the change ......

But the template is correct. The text body contains the error.

"Simonb" wrote in
message .. .
Martin Rowley wrote:

... you don't want to know what it takes to change something like
that
in a large organisation. With a home web site you simply open up the
template/page and make the change ......

But the template is correct. The text body contains the error.

.... consider the first two lines of the body of the warning - it is the
same format every time - tends to suggest a template?

Martin.

Simonb wrote:

But the template is correct. The text body contains the error.

The BBC corrected the missing apostrophe ("Tuesdays Weather" [sic]) in their
previous incarnation of the weather forecasts on BBCi in response to an
email from yours truly, and presumably in response to the squeals of many
other irate pedants. That error must have been templated so if the BBC can
do it, I'm sure the Met Office can.