And about 100 or so posts by you, mostly forecasts, all incorrect.
Now theres a stat for you.



Dawlish wrote:
On Jul 27, 4:00 pm, NW Zephyr wrote:
Oh so you have a gambling addication?
That would explain the continuous gamble on GFS T240?
It was never for scinetific reasons was it?

You ADDICT



Dawlish wrote:
On Jul 27, 3:31 pm, Dawlish wrote:
On Jul 27, 2:06 pm, John Dann wrote:
Hmm, spoke too soon. Currently (14:10) 31.0C with Dew Pt remaining at
18-19C.
This is admittedly in a reasonably open but back-garden exposure, with
hedges etc around 5m away and also at present directly over bare
earth, though with a largish area of grass just a foot or two away. So
it's possibly over-reading by a degree or so compared to a very open
exposure over grass. But the actual reading is (fortuitously no doubt
in the precision of agreement) identical currently from 2 side-by-sde
VP/VP2 stations.
JGD
Live data atwww.elyweather.co.uk/wdl
It'll be interesting to see the outcome of the warmest UK temp today.
A good chance of me winning the first part of my bet at 87-90F in July
at 6/1. outside chance of 90F+ at 7/1 tomorrow. Both bets were staked
on the 21st. The possibility of these hot temperatures has been on the
charts since then, though the absolute max has always been in doubt -
and still is. If I lose the bets, it will have been very close and
well worth the excitement of the stake. If either bet comes off, it
won't hit the hieghts of 2006, when I pocketed nearly £1500 when
Wisley hit 97F! Ah, happy days!
Paul
As an addendum to that, I just added to my 90F bet at 20/1 on Betfair.
The possibility is there tomorrow and I think the odds on that are
well below 20/1. I think someone isn't watching the temperatures this
afternoon! Fingers crossed for that one!
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32 posts, none contributing anything all about meteorology, every
single one talking about me. I'm flattered, but there's true
addiction, my stalker.