"Ian Currie" wrote in
.uk:

National News bulletins this evening stated that gas and electricity
customers are paying more for their fuel due to an errant forecast
paraded by virtually all newspapers in late autumn of a severe winter.
This led to overstocking of supplies and a rise of the price. Shame
that they did not use the Frosted Earth long-range forecast. Our
heating bills this winter would have been somewhat lower.

I think rather than marvelling at how good your forecast was, I'm more
concerned at the importance of pointing the finger at the provider of the
errant forecast. Any ideas who it might have been, as Jon says the MO were
always going for an average "warmth" this winter.

Richard