Thanks for the feedback guys.

Although, I've posted a brief weather report, my concern is the accuracy of the postings, especially with regards to temperature on a hot sunny day. Stick a thermometer in a silly place & you'll get a silly reading.

Referring to Worcester Dave?

On Wednesday, 4 November 2015 19:06:31 UTC, Dave wrote:
www.bbc.co.uk/weatherwatchers

Anyone taking part on here?

I've just posted my first report for Teignmouth, no photos at this time of the evening though.

Cloudy
Temp 12.9c
Pressure 1013mb

I had the chance to lend my 'expertise' to this project. From what I've seen so far I'm glad I was too busy to make it.
Sorry to sound like a killjoy but isn't this kind of thing already being done by Twitter etc.
Why, oh why, are the BBC spending money on silly things like this? Surely the money would be better invested in serious meteorology - what the public want to engage with?

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Thanks for the feedback guys.

Although, I've posted a brief weather report, my concern is the accuracy
of the postings, especially with regards to temperature on a hot sunny
day. Stick a thermometer in a silly place & you'll get a silly reading.


Sharon and Tracy returning from a girls night out in suburban Essex.

" Tracy I think it is raining, my knickers are wet, that's not the rain
Sharon "

Will
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On Wednesday, 4 November 2015 23:32:26 UTC, Scott W wrote:
On Wednesday, 4 November 2015 19:06:31 UTC, Dave wrote:
www.bbc.co.uk/weatherwatchers

Anyone taking part on here?

I've just posted my first report for Teignmouth, no photos at this time of the evening though.

Cloudy
Temp 12.9c
Pressure 1013mb
d the chance to lend my 'expertise' to this project. From what I've seen so far I'm glad I was too busy to make it.
Sorry to sound like a killjoy but isn't this kind of thing already being done by Twitter etc.
Why, oh why, are the BBC spending money on silly things like this? Surely the money would be better invested in serious meteorology - what the public want to engage with?

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Serious meteorology? A contradiction in terms for the BBC-it's just another branch of entertainment.