I mention this as it's good to get these forecasts out there for public
scrutiny.

Piers is predicting snow over Christmas for *all* parts and bright and cold
New Years Eve with snow returning New Years day. but that's not clear where
exactly. Now I'm not saying for one moment I believe all of this but at
least we can put it to the test very soon.

http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews10No38.pdf

On Dec 20, 8:44*pm, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:
I mention this as it's good to get these forecasts out there for public
scrutiny.

Piers is predicting *snow over Christmas for *all* parts and bright and cold
New Years Eve with snow returning New Years day. but that's not clear where
exactly. Now I'm not saying for one moment I believe all of this but at
least we can put it to the test very soon.

http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews10No38.pdf

copious eggs at the ready then?

On Dec 20, 9:14*pm, Scott W wrote:
On Dec 20, 8:44*pm, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:

I mention this as it's good to get these forecasts out there for public
scrutiny.

Piers is predicting *snow over Christmas for *all* parts and bright and cold
New Years Eve with snow returning New Years day. but that's not clear where
exactly. Now I'm not saying for one moment I believe all of this but at
least we can put it to the test very soon.

http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews10No38.pdf

copious eggs at the ready then?

I notice also how it's come out on Dec 18th. Easy to be wise after the
event (and adjust your forecast accordingly). If you look at the small
print it says: "forecast issued 29 Nov. Essence consistant (sic) with
First Look Summary Jun 2010" - essence consistent, eh? You have to
laugh.

I notice that they also said that the end of November would be mild -
but don't worry, new methodology SLAT5 is here to make it all work
again !

Richard

Scott W wrote:
On Dec 20, 8:44 pm, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:
I mention this as it's good to get these forecasts out there for public
scrutiny.

Piers is predicting snow over Christmas for *all* parts and bright and cold
New Years Eve with snow returning New Years day. but that's not clear where
exactly. Now I'm not saying for one moment I believe all of this but at
least we can put it to the test very soon.

http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews10No38.pdf

copious eggs at the ready then?
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And when it's wrong the Met office will get the blame. Easy money! Boris
was singing his praises in the Telegraph today apparently.

On Dec 20, 9:52*pm, Dave Cornwell wrote:
Scott W wrote:
On Dec 20, 8:44 pm, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:
I mention this as it's good to get these forecasts out there for public
scrutiny.

Piersis predicting *snow over Christmas for *all* parts and bright and cold
New Years Eve with snow returning New Years day. but that's not clear where
exactly. Now I'm not saying for one moment I believe all of this but at
least we can put it to the test very soon.

http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews10No38.pdf

copious eggs at the ready then?

------------
And when it's wrong the Met office will get the blame. Easy money! Boris
was singing his praises in the Telegraph today apparently.

Apparently his article was very similar to what James Delingpole wrote
about the Met Office giving poor value for money recently...

All quite depressing really



http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/ja...b-in-the-wind/

On Dec 22, 4:27*pm, Scott W wrote:

Apparently his article was very similar to what James Delingpole wrote
about the Met Office giving poor value for money recently...

All quite depressing really

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/ja...9036/boris-sti...

Sorry state of affairs. Drawn in by a spin-merchant and mis-stating
"facts". He runs London, doesn't he?

Richard