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Hi, All,
Another game falls victim to the weather, we'll be still catching up in June at this rate! Well done again Met O btw, and our local roads snow clearance teams -again for them as well. http://www.bishopafc.com/ Ken Copley |
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On Wednesday, February 13, 2013 5:45:46 PM UTC, Ken Cook wrote:
Hi, All, Another game falls victim to the weather, we'll be still catching up in June at this rate! Well done again Met O btw, and our local roads snow clearance teams -again for them as well. ====== With respect, it's someone other than the Met Office providing the highway forecasts for Co. Durham. Stephen. |
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![]() "Stephen Davenport" wrote in message ... Well done again Met O btw, and our local roads snow clearance teams -again for them as well. ====== With respect, it's someone other than the Met Office providing the highway forecasts for Co. Durham. Stephen. Hi, Stephen, I didn't mean there was a link between the two. I was merely praising the Met O for another accurate forecast, including the freezing rain which is causing more problems than the snow did. I often praise them because imho they are usually pretty good in this area, especially with the snow line. I was also praising Durham County Council and our local farmers (I know they get paid for it!) for the excellent job that they have done yet again to keep our roads clear. In these times of cutbacks, winter road clearance has been made a priority again by DCC, thank goodness. I think the current provider for road forecasts to DCC is Meteogroup. I assume it's a cost thing and not accuracy. Unfortunately, our football pitch is not heated and the match was off, yet again. Best wishes, Ken |
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On Thursday, February 14, 2013 12:40:30 AM UTC, Ken Cook wrote:
"Stephen Davenport" wrote in message ... Well done again Met O btw, and our local roads snow clearance teams -again for them as well. ====== With respect, it's someone other than the Met Office providing the highway forecasts for Co. Durham. Stephen. Hi, Stephen, I didn't mean there was a link between the two. I was merely praising the Met O for another accurate forecast, including the freezing rain which is causing more problems than the snow did. I often praise them because imho they are usually pretty good in this area, especially with the snow line. I was also praising Durham County Council and our local farmers (I know they get paid for it!) for the excellent job that they have done yet again to keep our roads clear. In these times of cutbacks, winter road clearance has been made a priority again by DCC, thank goodness. I think the current provider for road forecasts to DCC is Meteogroup. I assume it's a cost thing and not accuracy. ==== Hi, Ken. Understood. The current provider is indeed MeteoGroup, which is, er, where I work! And, again with respect, and not wishing to to step far down this particular path, please don't assume that it's about cost! You've just seen for yourself how effective were Durham CC's (and farmers') actions allied with the forecasts. It's those forecasts on which the salting and ploughing actions are taken. Best wishes, Stephen. |
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"Stephen Davenport" wrote in message
... Hi, Ken. Understood. The current provider is indeed MeteoGroup, which is, er, where I work! And, again with respect, and not wishing to to step far down this particular path, please don't assume that it's about cost! You've just seen for yourself how effective were Durham CC's (and farmers') actions allied with the forecasts. It's those forecasts on which the salting and ploughing actions are taken. Hi, Stephen, As soon as I hit send I realised that my statement was ambiguous! Didn't mean what it looked like yet again (:0). I imagined a certain JM would be cursing me at MeteoGroup! He gave us an excellent illustration at our NE Metsoc group of what you do by the way. Anyway, credit to all concerned. Best wishes, Ken |
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On Thursday, February 14, 2013 10:26:36 AM UTC, Ken Cook wrote:
Hi, Stephen, As soon as I hit send I realised that my statement was ambiguous! Didn't mean what it looked like yet again (:0). I imagined a certain JM would be cursing me at MeteoGroup! He gave us an excellent illustration at our NE Metsoc group of what you do by the way. Anyway, credit to all concerned. ====== Hi, Ken. I've yet to hear any cursing! I'm glad you caught the gentleman in question at your MetSoc meeting. Thanks, Stephen. |
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