Spotted on the weather forecast this morning! Wind speed & direction too!

But not on the BBC - it was GMTV.

I know which forecast I shall be watching in the morning from now on.
(Hint... not BBC)

Cheers

"wafflycat" waffles*A*T*v21net*D*O*T*co*D*O*T*uk wrote in message


I know which forecast I shall be watching in the morning from now on.
(Hint... not BBC)

That will teach them.

I can see rivers of sweat pouring off 'em. Hear rattling windows at Bush
House. See trembling transmitters at Alexander Palace. A kitten with a
ball of string. Cuddly toy, cuddly toy.

Look out for oil stains in car parks and trollies in streams in all the
major cities in Britain.

The end is nigh!



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Agreed


The BBC are to be certified I feel , since when has the UK been the colour
of the IRAQ desert or do they know more about global warming than we do !


"wafflycat" waffles*A*T*v21net*D*O*T*co*D*O*T*uk wrote in message
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Spotted on the weather forecast this morning! Wind speed & direction too!

But not on the BBC - it was GMTV.

I know which forecast I shall be watching in the morning from now on.
(Hint... not BBC)

Cheers

"flybywire" wrote in message
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Agreed


The BBC are to be certified I feel , since when has the UK been the colour
of the IRAQ desert or do they know more about global warming than we do !

They should have the land a green colour, and when it is meant to be sunny
it could turn yellow, areas with cloud could be white, blue still for
rain.... Psychedelic!!!

Rodney Blackall wrote:
In article , LJS
wrote:


"flybywire" wrote in message
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Agreed


The BBC are to be certified I feel , since when has the UK been the
colour of the IRAQ desert or do they know more about global warming
than we do !


They should have the land a green colour, and when it is meant to be
sunny it could turn yellow, areas with cloud could be white, blue still
for rain.... Psychedelic!!!


What colours during the night?

It would be nice if rain fell FROM the cloud rather than into it!


The rain falls into blue puddles on the brown ground.

As I've said before, I assume that brown was chosen because it
contrasted well with the blue rain and that blue rain on a green ground
would not have been a clever choice.

Graham

On Thu, 02 Jun 2005 09:03:52 +0100, Graham P Davis
wrote:



The rain falls into blue puddles on the brown ground.

As I've said before, I assume that brown was chosen because it
contrasted well with the blue rain and that blue rain on a green ground
would not have been a clever choice.

Graham


Think BBC Scotland might have got the message our Heather had an
isobar map tonight!!
At last!
Still the demented butterflies for "wind speed" however
Elma in Scotland, UK

"Scottish Quilter" wrote in message


Think BBC Scotland might have got the message our Heather had an
isobar map tonight!!
At last!
Still the demented butterflies for "wind speed" however

I caught Weatherview for the last time until someone on here reports
back that they have sacked the fools irresponsible for this stupidity.

It got really humid and warm here in the afternoon followed by a srong
breeze in the evening before it cooled off. I didn't see it coming.

Despite the internet, I had lost touch with things -damn getting hooked
on one meiocre medium.

The worst thing about it is that I have despised the news side of the
BBC for decades. And for the weather to be handed over to those sods to
mung...


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Scottish Quilter wrote:

On Thu, 02 Jun 2005 09:03:52 +0100, Graham P Davis
wrote:



The rain falls into blue puddles on the brown ground.

As I've said before, I assume that brown was chosen because it
contrasted well with the blue rain and that blue rain on a green ground
would not have been a clever choice.

Graham


Think BBC Scotland might have got the message our Heather had an
isobar map tonight!!

Yes I spotted it too. Must have been the Gail force from earlier in the
week...

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Peter

"Michael Mcneil" wrote in message
news:f34d9b24f49ced0f1ed00e12e7f4fe15.45219@mygate .mailgate.org...
I caught Weatherview for the last time until someone on here reports
back that they have sacked the fools irresponsible for this stupidity.

It got really humid and warm here in the afternoon followed by a srong
breeze in the evening before it cooled off. I didn't see it coming.

Despite the internet, I had lost touch with things -damn getting hooked
on one meiocre medium.

The worst thing about it is that I have despised the news side of the
BBC for decades. And for the weather to be handed over to those sods to
mung...

I believe many stuck to BBC News because of the (up until recently)
relatively unambiguous weather reports at the end. George Allagiah's 6pm
news was always one to miss though. Dreadful.

With the BBC now run by marketing mad idiots that trot out all the trailers
and the new style of Top Gear, I just wonder about those in charge of the
other channels. They are no better.

David

On Fri, 3 Jun 2005 09:49:48 +0100, (Peter
Hayes) wrote:

Scottish Quilter wrote:

On Thu, 02 Jun 2005 09:03:52 +0100, Graham P Davis
wrote:



The rain falls into blue puddles on the brown ground.

As I've said before, I assume that brown was chosen because it
contrasted well with the blue rain and that blue rain on a green ground
would not have been a clever choice.

Graham


Think BBC Scotland might have got the message our Heather had an
isobar map tonight!!

Yes I spotted it too. Must have been the Gail force from earlier in the
week...


Peter-------------LOL!!
Elma in Scotland, UK