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BBC 5 day forecast for London (as at Sunday evening)
Mon + 4, 0 cloudy Tue + 5, 0 sunny intervals Wed +4, 0 cloudy, light rain Thu +5, +2, sunny Fri + 8, +3 cloud Yet text forecast for Tuesday is "Very cold with some snow likely" Do these people ever talk to each other? Anyway, I can guarantee no significant snow will fall in London, as we just bought a sledge in anticipation ;-( David |
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![]() "David" wrote in message ... BBC 5 day forecast for London (as at Sunday evening) Mon + 4, 0 cloudy Tue + 5, 0 sunny intervals Wed +4, 0 cloudy, light rain Thu +5, +2, sunny Fri + 8, +3 cloud Yet text forecast for Tuesday is "Very cold with some snow likely" Do these people ever talk to each other? Anyway, I can guarantee no significant snow will fall in London, as we just bought a sledge in anticipation ;-( David David, As has been discussed here several times and verified by Martin Rowley, the output on the BBC site is spurious, ignore it. Shortwave freatures running through the N flow will be very hard to pinpoint, however Wednesday looks very promising for London region. Watch this space. Joe |
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![]() "Joe Hunt" wrote in message ... "David" wrote in message ... BBC 5 day forecast for London (as at Sunday evening) Mon + 4, 0 cloudy Tue + 5, 0 sunny intervals Wed +4, 0 cloudy, light rain Thu +5, +2, sunny Fri + 8, +3 cloud Yet text forecast for Tuesday is "Very cold with some snow likely" Do these people ever talk to each other? Anyway, I can guarantee no significant snow will fall in London, as we just bought a sledge in anticipation ;-( David David, As has been discussed here several times and verified by Martin Rowley, the output on the BBC site is spurious, ignore it. Why do they bother then? If they know it's wrong then it's deliberately misleading. |
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![]() "jamie g" "" wrote in message ... "Joe Hunt" wrote in message ... "David" wrote in message ... BBC 5 day forecast for London (as at Sunday evening) Mon + 4, 0 cloudy Tue + 5, 0 sunny intervals Wed +4, 0 cloudy, light rain Thu +5, +2, sunny Fri + 8, +3 cloud Yet text forecast for Tuesday is "Very cold with some snow likely" Do these people ever talk to each other? Anyway, I can guarantee no significant snow will fall in London, as we just bought a sledge in anticipation ;-( David David, As has been discussed here several times and verified by Martin Rowley, the output on the BBC site is spurious, ignore it. .... just had a quick look at the CEEFAX output (don't normally bother): you certainly wouldn't get the impression of a major 'cold snap' with high risk of snow for some places from that output (I couldn't find the word 'snow' at a quick run-through on P406, but I may have missed one). But as indicated above, quite frankly, unless you are looking at some overseas holiday destination for an idea of temperature trend etc., I wouldn't use this sort of output to plan anything critical. Martin. |
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