18.1c, clear blue skies and hardly a breath of wind... I wonder if
Gordon wishes he hadn't listened to Mr Corbyn now and called that
election.

Perhaps he'll be phoning Piers at some point today and tell him to
stop treating people like fools...

October 26th to 31st or Nov 1st. Storm gusts of 80 to 100mph in
places. This is likely to be a major storm period but probably only a
'warm-up' for what is to come in November. It is good there is now no
election (eg on Nov 1st ) because the election period would have been
severely disrupted (NB warning of the storms was passed on to the
Labour leadership). The storm will track East and likely (80%
confident) affect Holland, Denmark, South Norway, South Sweden and
parts of North Germany.

On Thu, 01 Nov 2007 06:20:21 -0700, Scott W
wrote:

18.1c, clear blue skies and hardly a breath of wind... I wonder if
Gordon wishes he hadn't listened to Mr Corbyn now and called that
election.

Perhaps he'll be phoning Piers at some point today and tell him to
stop treating people like fools...

... " and we'll have a real Piers Corbyn day across the whole country
tomorrow, very warm with barely a cloud in the sky and almost dead
calm everywhere."


--
Regards, Paul Herber, Sandrila Ltd.
http://www.sandrila.co.uk/ http://www.pherber.com/

On 1 Nov, 13:20, Scott W wrote:
18.1c, clear blue skies and hardly a breath of wind... I wonder if
Gordon wishes he hadn't listened to Mr Corbyn now and called that
election.

Perhaps he'll be phoning Piers at some point today and tell him to
stop treating people like fools...

October 26th to 31st or Nov 1st. Storm gusts of 80 to 100mph in
places. This is likely to be a major storm period but probably only a
'warm-up' for what is to come in November. It is good there is now no
election (eg on Nov 1st ) because the election period would have been
severely disrupted (NB warning of the storms was passed on to the
Labour leadership). The storm will track East and likely (80%
confident) affect Holland, Denmark, South Norway, South Sweden and
parts of North Germany.

But will the Daily Express be publishing an apology? I somehow doubt
it...

But will the Daily Express be publishing an apology? I somehow doubt
it...

But how many papers would they have sold with the headline:

"Benign weather with light breezes looks set to strike Britain"?

Paul

On 1 Nov, 13:20, Scott W wrote:
18.1c, clear blue skies and hardly a breath of wind... I wonder if
Gordon wishes he hadn't listened to Mr Corbyn now and called that
election.

Perhaps he'll be phoning Piers at some point today and tell him to
stop treating people like fools...

October 26th to 31st or Nov 1st. Storm gusts of 80 to 100mph in
places. This is likely to be a major storm period but probably only a
'warm-up' for what is to come in November. It is good there is now no
election (eg on Nov 1st ) because the election period would have been
severely disrupted (NB warning of the storms was passed on to the
Labour leadership). The storm will track East and likely (80%
confident) affect Holland, Denmark, South Norway, South Sweden and
parts of North Germany.

Piers spoke to our R Met Soc group in Durham some time ago. He is
certainly a character and also an entertaining speaker.
He loves publicity and also appears to love winding people up. He is
certainly succeeding on this ng! (as many others seem to (;0)

Ken
Copley, Teesdale

On 1 Nov, 13:59, wrote:
But will the Daily Express be publishing an apology? I somehow doubt
it...

But how many papers would they have sold with the headline:

"Benign weather with light breezes looks set to strike Britain"?

Paul

Well, the other national newspapers managed to sell plenty of copies
on the day in question, through the novel method of finding some
actual proper news to put on the front page...

Rob

"Ken Cook" wrote in message
oups.com...
On 1 Nov, 13:20, Scott W wrote:
18.1c, clear blue skies and hardly a breath of wind... I wonder if
Gordon wishes he hadn't listened to Mr Corbyn now and called that
election.

Perhaps he'll be phoning Piers at some point today and tell him to
stop treating people like fools...

October 26th to 31st or Nov 1st. Storm gusts of 80 to 100mph in
places. This is likely to be a major storm period but probably only a
'warm-up' for what is to come in November. It is good there is now no
election (eg on Nov 1st ) because the election period would have been
severely disrupted (NB warning of the storms was passed on to the
Labour leadership). The storm will track East and likely (80%
confident) affect Holland, Denmark, South Norway, South Sweden and
parts of North Germany.

Piers spoke to our R Met Soc group in Durham some time ago. He is
certainly a character and also an entertaining speaker.
He loves publicity and also appears to love winding people up. He is
certainly succeeding on this ng! (as many others seem to (;0)

Ken
Copley, Teesdale
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Well, as I said earlier, I e-mailed Weather Action and he kindly replied
personally(several times, with some sales stuff thrown in!) .He clearly
believes that this was still a great forecast and about 85% correct. In fact
he was claiming accuracy before the dates had even arrived! You just have to
accept him for the self publicist he is. It's a bit like trying to tell
Jehovah's Witnesses the world didn't begin 10,000 years ago - you'll never
win ;-)

Dave

I am sure Gordon Brown does listen to Piers. After all, his younger
brother Jeremy has been a Labour MP for 24 years.

Jack

On Nov 1, 1:20 pm, Scott W wrote:
18.1c, clear blue skies and hardly a breath of wind... I wonder if
Gordon wishes he hadn't listened to Mr Corbyn now and called that
election.

Perhaps he'll be phoning Piers at some point today and tell him to
stop treating people like fools...

They *are* fools. They pay him money - lots of it. He is
laughing all the way to the bank and has been for a very long time.

Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, Surrey.

On 1 Nov, 14:00, Ken Cook wrote:

He loves publicity and also appears to love winding people up.

What a thoroughly dislikeable character then.

Richard