....that my Weather Station that I got for Christmas did not indicate a storm symbol for today.
It correctly forecasted stormy weather last week.


I felt a little embarrassed to admit that my toy remained silent as everybody was so certain that it
will be stormy today.

I wish I had made that post afterall ;-)

Brendan.
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Brendan I liked the way you put that, it made me think of the picture
we have in our toilet with a teddy bear sitting on the thrown reading
the broadsheet, with the caption "Another wet & windy day forecast!"

It just about sums up days like today and is fitting to my earlier
typo LOL :-)

Keith (Southend)

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On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 21:04:15 -0000, "Brendan DJ Murphy"
wrote:

...that my Weather Station that I got for Christmas did not indicate a storm symbol for today.
It correctly forecasted stormy weather last week.


I felt a little embarrassed to admit that my toy remained silent as everybody was so certain that it
will be stormy today.

I wish I had made that post afterall ;-)

Brendan.

Not more toilet talk Keith

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Tom
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In article ,
Brendan DJ Murphy writes:
...that my Weather Station that I got for Christmas did not indicate a storm symbol for today.
It correctly forecasted stormy weather last week.

So all the Met Office need to do is buy one, and all their problems will
be over.
--
John Hall

"Distrust any enterprise that requires new clothes."
Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862)