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BBC Weatherman Jack Scott dies
On Nov 13, 7:54*pm, "Jack )"
wrote: On 13 Nov, 18:12, wrote: I grew up watching Jack on the 'telly'. *I'm sure his natural modesty would prevent him from realising the inspiration he gave to one young boy (and no doubt countless others) in persuing a career in forecasting. *Without the magic of Scott, Foord, Parker, Best et al, I would not be doing what I'm doing today. John I know Graham Parker so if you want to get in contact again, drop me a note and I'll pass on his email address. *Currently lives in Norwich. I am: Jack A very sad loss to a fine gentleman , i remember growing up watching his forecasts which were succinct and to the point , even if the magnets would not behave themselfs Vince |
BBC Weatherman Jack Scott dies
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John Hall wrote: In article , MCC writes: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7727215.stm RIP. As well as his broadcasts being clear and informative, he came across as being a very nice man. It was certainly easy to keep awake if you shared a night-shift with him! -- Rodney Blackall (retired meteorologist)(BSc, FRMetS, MRI) Buckingham, ENGLAND Using Acorn SA-RPC, OS 4.02 with ANT INS and Pluto 3.03j |
BBC Weatherman Jack Scott dies
The best thing I remember about Jack was his stories and jokes on a night
shift at London Weather Centre, never a dull moment when Jack was on, and he took his turn to make tea! My favourite TV forecaster has always been Jim Bacon, but Jack was one of the best; rest in peace my friend. Will -- |
BBC Weatherman Jack Scott dies
"MCC" schreef in bericht
.. . : http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7727215.stm I too remember Jack Scott's clear and professional style of presenting the TV forecasts and I am sorry to hear of his death. As an "outsider" in the field of meteorology, I was intrigued and slightly excited to find myself sitting next to him once at a Royal Meteorological Society Saturday meeting - I think it must have been in 1983, shortly after his retirement. Colin Youngs Brussels |
BBC Weatherman Jack Scott dies
I can remember clearly the times in the late 1960's that I tuned into the 6
0'clock bulletins. I believe these were broadcast before the News at 6 in those days and after majic roundabout- correct me if I am wrong For me those days formed my deep seated interest in the weather, particularly as already mentioned during the extreme snow and frost events of that era. He was the best along with Bert Foord and Graham Parker. Rob in Farsley west Yorkshire "MCC" wrote in message .. . http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7727215.stm -- MCC |
BBC Weatherman Jack Scott dies
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: My favourite TV forecaster has always been Jim Bacon, but Jack was one of the best; rest in peace my friend. Why did Jim Bacon move to regional TV in the end? Richard |
BBC Weatherman Jack Scott dies
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BBC Weatherman Jack Scott dies
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BBC Weatherman Jack Scott dies
On Thursday, November 13, 2008 7:54:37 PM UTC, Jack ) wrote:
On 13 Nov, 18:12, wrote: I grew up watching Jack on the 'telly'. *I'm sure his natural modesty would prevent him from realising the inspiration he gave to one young boy (and no doubt countless others) in persuing a career in forecasting. *Without the magic of Scott, Foord, Parker, Best et al, I would not be doing what I'm doing today. John I know Graham Parker so if you want to get in contact again, drop me a note and I'll pass on his email address. Currently lives in Norwich. I am: Jack How do you know my grandfather?! |
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