http://www.accuweather.com/ukie/bast...urope-blog.asp

hes been more accurate than any organisation all winter.

will he get feb right as well?

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"TT" wrote in message
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http://www.accuweather.com/ukie/bast...urope-blog.asp

hes been more accurate than any organisation all winter.

will he get feb right as well?

We will just have to wait and see!

Pretty damn impressive so far, when taken as a *whole*, and he is a
meteorologist who knows what he is talking about not some "fly by night"
computer programmer come weatherman that you see dotted all over the Net.

Will
--

In article ,
says...

It's not that I think Joe's any worse
than the rest of them but I'm afraid I'm in the camp that the weather
cannot be forecast more than 5 days (maybe 10 sometimes) ahead and any
success will be based on luck whoever it is.



And I'm in the camp that believes his forecasts to be too
dramatic, too inconsistent with terminology, and far too media-
friendly.

The ones I've looked at anyway.

--
Alan LeHun

at least he issues a forecast, unlilke you "mr no forecast".

oh he actually gets one right. unlike you.

your last 10 day lrf is a howler already, shall i repeat it?


Dawlish wrote:
On Jan 30, 9:34 am, "Stan Kellett"


Now tell me he's a great long-range forecaster, Tibbs. Outcome
forecast success over time is the *only* thing you can use to judge
the success, or otherwise, of forecasters. That's not what I think of
him. That's what he's hasn't managed to do.

On Jan 30, 12:44*pm, TT wrote:
at least he issues a forecast, unlilke you "mr no forecast".

oh he actually gets one right. unlike you.

your last 10 day lrf is a howler already, shall i repeat it?



Dawlish wrote:
On Jan 30, 9:34 am, "Stan Kellett"

Now tell me he's a great long-range forecaster, Tibbs. Outcome
forecast success over time is the *only* thing you can use to judge
the success, or otherwise, of forecasters. That's not what I think of
him. That's what he's hasn't managed to do.- Hide quoted text -

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Yes Terry Tibbs, it's here. Changing your name to another anonymous
vehicle and hoping no-one will notice doesn't help you. Always
returned to and always discussed at outcome, in the full glare of
people like yourself. Good forecast, or bad.

**At T240 on 2nd Feb, the weather in the UK will be controlled by an
anticyclone close enough to produce a flow over the UK mainly between
south-west and north-west i.e, with an Atlantic origin. Temperatures
will be reasonably close to average for the start of February, but
there may be night frosts if the skies clear. The anticyclone, whilst
located in mid-Atlantic for a while will have produced a transient
northerly in the run-up to the 2nd Feb, but will have moved south-
eastwards to kill this by the 2nd, introducing the Atlantic air. Any
wintriness at this forecast outcome time, will be limited to the
hills, with rain at lower levels.**

I hope you'll return to discuss the forecast on the 2nd - unlike all
the successful ones that you always seem to conveniently forget.

I also hope you might reconsider your support for *******i, given the
clear evidence of his poor historical forecasts that I've presented to
you.

I doubt either will happen. 8(

did i mention historical?

hes got this winter right. fact.

you havnt issued one. says it all.



Dawlish wrote:

I also hope you might reconsider your support for *******i, given the
clear evidence of his poor historical forecasts that I've presented to
you.

I doubt either will happen. 8(



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