"Keith (Southend)" wrote in message
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Thanks for that Will.

I always like to read these long range forecast, whoever has a go, but
we all expect a bit more than guesswork or rhuematics playing up, if
you know what I mean. Andrew does seem to be having a go using the
information available. I have read his forecast upto the end of
January 2004 and couldn't realy see where the Daily Telegraph got the
severe winter idea from. So I think it is the Daily Telegragh who is a
bit red faced over this adn I guess P.E. told them so.

"Enter the Bartlett High from the left"


Keith (Southend)


It is only IMHO Keith but in the last few years, I genuinly feel the D
Telegraph has severly 'dumbed down' and become little more than a joke
compared to what it used to be say, 10 yrs or so ago. Vey much self centred
and sometimes blatantly wrong journalism on many issues. I rarely waste my
money buying it these days, once it was my regular newspaper. The best bit
now, I have to say, is the Sat/Sun weather column by, well, you know who.

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Pete

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On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 17:03:06 +0100, "Will"
wrote:


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This posting expresses the personal view and opinions of the author.
Something which everyone on this planet should be able to do.
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Andrew Bond has now set up a web page explaining exactly how Metcheck
makes its
predictions from NOAA information.

http://www.metcheck.com/premium/lrf_howmade.asp

Andrew says he will link this to the front page as well.

Enjoy.

Will.