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On Jan 26, 11:04*am, Dave Cornwell wrote:
Col wrote: Dawlish wrote: On Jan 25, 8:35 pm, Ian H wrote: But tonight the forecast ended on Saturday. The presenter stated that there was no forecast for Sunday, " as we don't know what's going to happen on that day". Perhaps Mr Braine should take a peak on here. No harm in that is there? Ian H Plymstock He really did say that and I sat momentarily open mouthed at what I'd just heard - then I actually laughed out loud! It was very funny. The two news presenters just looked a bit stunned! That sounds like one of your forecasts. If you're not sure, you just don't issue ![]() -------------------------------- I thought the same. I would think every forecast should take all of the information and give a forecast with a confidence level and when that confidence level becomes unacceptable and it becomes less than 50/50 they should say so, as they have been lately. Two caveats I would add are that the Met Office have a larger pool of expertise and more data than Paul so it should happen less often to them. Dave Absolutely true. They should have far greater success. |
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