UKMO retreat of warm-up continues further

Bury buried in snow* and M6 brought to standstill** in snowstorms with
thaw 25/26Jan as MetO revise 'warm-up' DOWN to 'less cold', change
rain forecasts to snow and postpone general change. THIS is what
WeatherAction warned would happen.
*Observer Report in Comms below, **Sky report http://bit.ly/XGfjd0
GREAT PIC http://twitpic.com/by8wmk/full
Piers Corbyn said "We stated anyway this period would be 'less
cold' (than previous period) on our forecast maps first issued mid
Dec** and when MetO first talked of thaw we warned (see below) it
would not be as significant or rapid as they expected and temperatures
on each day would be revised down and the event delayed and that
anyway cold weather would return under our forecast. The event detail
is less cold than we expected in our 5 week ahead forecast but
nevertheless the timing and our warning of standard short range (MetO)
forecast errors have been well confirmed.
MetO revision of their milder expecations downwards such as this 'thaw
with snowstorns' has happened more than once this Jan and is
reminiscent of their 'Drought with floods' last Spring.
** Note our forecast graph, in error, did not reflect this, In such
situations the maps normally take precedent.

Tit.

On Jan 26, 9:31*pm, Malcolm wrote:
In article
, Jim
Cannon writes UKMO retreat of warm-up continues further

On the contrary, the cold weather has retreated long before Piers
claimed it would.

How does he/you explain this bad forecasting?

--
Malcolm

Not wrong, RIGHT

Piers Corbyn said "We stated anyway this period would be 'less
cold' (than previous period) on our forecast maps first issued mid
Dec** and when MetO first talked of thaw we warned (see below) it
would not be as significant or rapid as they expected and
temperatures
on each day would be revised down and the event delayed and that
anyway cold weather would return under our forecast. The event detail
is less cold than we expected in our 5 week ahead forecast but
nevertheless the timing and our warning of standard short range
(MetO)
forecast errors have been well confirmed.

In article f54c28c9-84d5-4a55-901f-97355b8a5e89
@v7g2000yqv.googlegroups.com, says...
Piers Corbyn said "We stated anyway this period would be 'less
cold' (than previous period) on our forecast maps first issued mid
Dec**


Well why didn't /YOU/ mention it then?

All you wittered on about was how the cold spell would continue well
into February, which clearly, it hasn't.

Piers has you well trained in the art of pretending that hopelessly
inaccurate forecasts were in fact, exactly correctly spot on.

We laugh at your gullibility.


--
Alan LeHun
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Jim Cannon wrote:
On Jan 26, 9:31 pm, Malcolm wrote:
In article
, Jim
Cannon writes UKMO retreat of warm-up continues further

On the contrary, the cold weather has retreated long before Piers
claimed it would.

How does he/you explain this bad forecasting?

--
Malcolm

Not wrong, RIGHT

Piers Corbyn said "We stated anyway this period would be 'less
cold' (than previous period) on our forecast maps first issued mid
Dec** and when MetO first talked of thaw we warned (see below) it
would not be as significant or rapid as they expected and
temperatures
on each day would be revised down and the event delayed and that
anyway cold weather would return under our forecast. The event detail
is less cold than we expected in our 5 week ahead forecast but
nevertheless the timing and our warning of standard short range
(MetO)
forecast errors have been well confirmed.
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Why don't you give up? You are wasting your time on here as everybody to
a person thinks you are bonkers. You are also making this Corbyn bloke
look even more ludicrous which can't be good for his weather/climate
business thingy he's trying to run.