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I'm trying to understand why the Met Office forecasts are so
consistently wrong, and keeps changing from hour to hour sometimes !? Last weekend - Easter - there were constantly changing forecasts for Leeming from rain to not and back again... in the end there was no rain to speak of - though there were storms over the Moors... This seems to have been happening for nearly a year now, and it's very irritating ![]() It's not just MetO but most of the other sources too... Metcheck/BBC/ Wunderground etc... I know it's not an exact science, but it use to be a lot more accurate and consistent in its accuracy... Anyone willing to try to give a bit of a layman's terms explanation ? Nick |
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