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February 22nd 09, 10:53 AM
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I see Mr Corbett has *******ised the phrase to "Finishing Numbers".
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February 22nd 09, 11:10 AM
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"Richard Dixon" wrote in message . 253... I see Mr Corbett has *******ised the phrase to "Finishing Numbers". He's been saying that for ages. We had 'bubbles of high pressure' and 'dangling fronts' this time. And why does he insist on personalising fronts, as in 'this little fellow coming into NW Scotland'? I wish they wouldn't let him loose on the most important TV weather forecast of the week. -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl |
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February 22nd 09, 12:04 PM
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Yes folks ,just when you think it's safe to come out again .he reappears !,
may the Lord have mercy on us'and save us from 'dangling fronts' RonB "Col" wrote in message ... "Richard Dixon" wrote in message . 253... I see Mr Corbett has *******ised the phrase to "Finishing Numbers". He's been saying that for ages. We had 'bubbles of high pressure' and 'dangling fronts' this time. And why does he insist on personalising fronts, as in 'this little fellow coming into NW Scotland'? I wish they wouldn't let him loose on the most important TV weather forecast of the week. -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl |
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February 22nd 09, 01:08 PM
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ronaldbutton wrote:
Yes folks ,just when you think it's safe to come out again .he reappears !, may the Lord have mercy on us'and save us from 'dangling fronts' RonB "Col" wrote in message ... "Richard Dixon" wrote in message . 253... I see Mr Corbett has *******ised the phrase to "Finishing Numbers". He's been saying that for ages. We had 'bubbles of high pressure' and 'dangling fronts' this time. And why does he insist on personalising fronts, as in 'this little fellow coming into NW Scotland'? I wish they wouldn't let him loose on the most important TV weather forecast of the week. -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl But how much notice do you take of he presenter? I mainly look at the isobar charts that run through the week and make my own judgment. -- Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net |
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February 23rd 09, 07:39 AM
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"Keith (Southend)" wrote in message ... I wish they wouldn't let him loose on the most important TV weather forecast of the week. -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl But how much notice do you take of he presenter? I mainly look at the isobar charts that run through the week and make my own judgment. Agreed Keith. Mute the sound and you often get a better idea of what's going to happen. Some presenters are very good but others are too animated and distract from the content. |
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February 23rd 09, 10:56 AM
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On 23 Feb, 08:39, "David Haggas" wrote:
Agreed Keith. Mute the sound and you often get a better idea of what's going to happen. Some presenters are very good but others are too animated and distract from the content. Speaking of which I saw a youtube clip of Mr Schaferknacker throwing a mild wobbler live on air as he wasn't sure whether he was actually "live or not". These C-list celebs... Richard |
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February 22nd 09, 03:00 PM
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"Col" wrote in
: We had 'bubbles of high pressure' and 'dangling fronts' this time. And why does he insist on personalising fronts, as in 'this little fellow coming into NW Scotland'? Yes I noticed those too. Bring back Bert Foord!! Richard |
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February 22nd 09, 06:01 PM
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On Feb 22, 12:10*pm, "Col" wrote:
"Richard Dixon" wrote in message . 253... I see Mr Corbett has *******ised the phrase to "Finishing Numbers". He's been saying that for ages. We had 'bubbles of high pressure' and 'dangling fronts' this time. And why does he insist on personalising fronts, as in 'this little fellow coming into NW Scotland'? This particular phrase isn't new though, I well remember a "little fellow" (aka secondary low) which rained off the first Saturday or Sunday (forget which) in June 1994, in an otherwise good month. Nick |
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February 22nd 09, 04:47 PM
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On 22 Feb, 11:53, Richard Dixon wrote:
I see Mr Corbett has *******ised the phrase to "Finishing Numbers". Richard Is it not time that those who want to have a weather forecast rather that an episode of play school with Dan, Tom, and Carol, need to make some well worded complaints to the BBC. Simon S South Yorks. |
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February 22nd 09, 05:35 PM
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