Day off so I decided to cut the grass (second cut) but watching the
BBC weather (UKMO by another name) the presenter (the one they slip in
between Carol Driftwoods mumblings) clearly showed rain for the SE so
I put me skates on and cut the grass even though it was still wet from
with the morning dew. Now I see no rain is expected so wtf is going
on . From people who can predict AGW decades ahead its a pretty poor
show at only several hours ahead,

Looking again at the BBC graphics they clearly show light rain around
16:00 to 17:00 hrs http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/10209

Yet looking at UKMO who ,lets face it, are Harry Corbett's hand to BBC
weathers Sooty hand puppet it doesn't show that rain. To confuse
matters further looking at UKMO's graphics
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/...t_weather.html, this
seems to contradict this

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/...ast_radar.html.

Oh well I can always amuse myself with the new easy to use less
technical weather warnings.

"Bye bye everybody! Bye bye!"

"Lawrence13" wrote in message
...
Day off so I decided to cut the grass (second cut) but watching the
BBC weather (UKMO by another name) the presenter (the one they slip in
between Carol Driftwoods mumblings) clearly showed rain for the SE so
I put me skates on and cut the grass even though it was still wet from
with the morning dew. Now I see no rain is expected so wtf is going
on . From people who can predict AGW decades ahead its a pretty poor
show at only several hours ahead,

You know full well that predicting detail like exactly when/where/how much
it will rain in a few hours time is completely and utterly different from
predicting long-term general trends over several decades.
--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl

On Apr 11, 3:09*pm, "Col" wrote:
"Lawrence13" wrote in message

...

Day off so I decided to cut the grass (second cut) but watching the
BBC weather (UKMO by another name) the presenter (the one they slip in
between Carol Driftwoods mumblings) clearly showed rain for the SE *so
I put me skates on and cut the grass even though it was still wet from
with the morning dew. Now I see no rain is expected so wtf is going
on . From people who can predict AGW decades ahead its a pretty poor
show at only several hours ahead,

You know full well that predicting detail like exactly when/where/how much
it will rain in a few hours time is completely and utterly different from
predicting long-term general trends over several decades.
--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl

I bet that 5amp fuse blew again on their Super Computer as the raday
at present is stuck on 1:30pm

Just clouding over here now

On Apr 11, 3:09*pm, "Col" wrote:
"Lawrence13" wrote in message

...

Day off so I decided to cut the grass (second cut) but watching the
BBC weather (UKMO by another name) the presenter (the one they slip in
between Carol Driftwoods mumblings) clearly showed rain for the SE *so
I put me skates on and cut the grass even though it was still wet from
with the morning dew. Now I see no rain is expected so wtf is going
on . From people who can predict AGW decades ahead its a pretty poor
show at only several hours ahead,

You know full well that predicting detail like exactly when/where/how much
it will rain in a few hours time is completely and utterly different from
predicting long-term general trends over several decades.
--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl

Actually; no he doesn't, Col. To Lawrence, there is no distinction. He
believes that the MetO is utterly crap at everything it does and it is
a part of some kind of bigger left-wing conspiracy. He knows that,
because the "Daily Telegraph" and the "Daily Mail" tell him that's the
case.

Lawrence13 wrote:
On Apr 11, 3:09 pm, "Col" wrote:
"Lawrence13" wrote in message

...

Day off so I decided to cut the grass (second cut) but watching the
BBC weather (UKMO by another name) the presenter (the one they slip
in between Carol Driftwoods mumblings) clearly showed rain for the
SE so I put me skates on and cut the grass even though it was still
wet from with the morning dew. Now I see no rain is expected so wtf
is going on . From people who can predict AGW decades ahead its a
pretty poor show at only several hours ahead,

You know full well that predicting detail like exactly
when/where/how much it will rain in a few hours time is completely
and utterly different from predicting long-term general trends over
several decades. --
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl

I bet that 5amp fuse blew again on their Super Computer as the raday
at present is stuck on 1:30pm

Just clouding over here now

Looking at the radar now the rain band seems to have been
invigorated to produce some rain in North London at least
if perhaps not in Sydenham.
Always judge a forecast at outcome!
OK, you might not have got much rain but you can clearly
see that the rain band intensified and you could quite easily
have been rained on.
--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl

.....says the **** who taunts the "tea boy" there constantly

****ing hypocrite

On 11/04/2011 6:11 PM, Dawlish wrote:

Actually; no he doesn't, Col. To Lawrence, there is no distinction. He
believes that the MetO is utterly crap at everything it does and it is
a part of some kind of bigger left-wing conspiracy.

On Apr 11, 6:49*pm, "Col" wrote:
Lawrence13 wrote:
On Apr 11, 3:09 pm, "Col" wrote:
"Lawrence13" wrote in message

....

Day off so I decided to cut the grass (second cut) but watching the
BBC weather (UKMO by another name) the presenter (the one they slip
in between Carol Driftwoods mumblings) clearly showed rain for the
SE so I put me skates on and cut the grass even though it was still
wet from with the morning dew. Now I see no rain is expected so wtf
is going on . From people who can predict AGW decades ahead its a
pretty poor show at only several hours ahead,

You know full well that predicting detail like exactly
when/where/how much it will rain in a few hours time is completely
and utterly different from predicting long-term general trends over
several decades. --
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl

I bet that 5amp fuse blew again on their Super Computer as the raday
at present is stuck on 1:30pm

Just clouding over here now

Looking at the radar now the rain band seems to have been
invigorated to produce some rain in North London at least
if perhaps not in Sydenham.
Always judge a forecast at outcome!
OK, you might not have got much rain but you can clearly
see that the rain band intensified and you could quite easily
have been rained on.
--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl- Hide quoted text -

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Had a few drips just outside my door but I told them I'd never vote
for the Green Party

On Apr 11, 6:11*pm, Dawlish wrote:
On Apr 11, 3:09*pm, "Col" wrote:





"Lawrence13" wrote in message

...

Day off so I decided to cut the grass (second cut) but watching the
BBC weather (UKMO by another name) the presenter (the one they slip in
between Carol Driftwoods mumblings) clearly showed rain for the SE *so
I put me skates on and cut the grass even though it was still wet from
with the morning dew. Now I see no rain is expected so wtf is going
on . From people who can predict AGW decades ahead its a pretty poor
show at only several hours ahead,

You know full well that predicting detail like exactly when/where/how much
it will rain in a few hours time is completely and utterly different from
predicting long-term general trends over several decades.
--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl

Actually; no he doesn't, Col. To Lawrence, there is no distinction. He
believes that the MetO is utterly crap at everything it does and it is
a part of some kind of bigger left-wing conspiracy. He knows that,
because the "Daily Telegraph" and the "Daily Mail" tell him that's the
case.- Hide quoted text -

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No its just that I detest people that are all mouth and no trousers

What's your forecast then

On Apr 11, 9:20*pm, Lawrence13 wrote:
On Apr 11, 6:11*pm, Dawlish wrote:





On Apr 11, 3:09*pm, "Col" wrote:

"Lawrence13" wrote in message

....

Day off so I decided to cut the grass (second cut) but watching the
BBC weather (UKMO by another name) the presenter (the one they slip in
between Carol Driftwoods mumblings) clearly showed rain for the SE *so
I put me skates on and cut the grass even though it was still wet from
with the morning dew. Now I see no rain is expected so wtf is going
on . From people who can predict AGW decades ahead its a pretty poor
show at only several hours ahead,

You know full well that predicting detail like exactly when/where/how much
it will rain in a few hours time is completely and utterly different from
predicting long-term general trends over several decades.
--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl

Actually; no he doesn't, Col. To Lawrence, there is no distinction. He
believes that the MetO is utterly crap at everything it does and it is
a part of some kind of bigger left-wing conspiracy. He knows that,
because the "Daily Telegraph" and the "Daily Mail" tell him that's the
case.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

No its just that I detest people that are all mouth and no trousers

What's your forecast then- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Lawrence that's just evasive, there's no need for that and shows you
don't wish to learn. What you do is log in to those sites (ice area
and daily temps, mainly) hoping to see a short-term cooling trend and
you then use it as justification for a long-term cooling trend
starting, or a support for *******i's lone-furrow ideas about climate
beginning to cool.

You must have noticed that every time you do this, the trend soon
changes direction. That's because there is noise operating around that
warming signal. Surely you must see that? It's always good to draw
attention to extreme, short-term conditions and try to link those to
synoptics or whatever else may be happening. That's good and
interesting, but what you need to learn is that these really are short-
term affairs and they will reverse.