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Ive been watching the storms develop just off
the bay of biscay and heading ne, there was no mention of possible storms on met office in sw. Do they not update there forecasts? Not only have they failed to take in the temps which was expected too cool down they also didnt give any warnings about the severe storms in se the other day! On bbc online weather it says summary "Risk of thunder in Sw" which was not mentioned last night, but under the forecast it says Cloud and some patchy rain, will transfer south across England and Wales, otherwise sunny intervals.. The met office is a complete joke as far as im concerned! |
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