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I notice that on the BBC's UK Weather page, there is no longer an option to
see a Sea Temperature map. When the current setup first appeared, the sea temps weren't linked to directly, but you could see them by directly typing in the URL. Later on, that stopped and for months and months all you got was a message saying the Sea Temps were "not currently available". Now the thing's gone completely. What's going on here - are Sea Temperatures ever coming back? If so, when? If not, why not? And why has there been no explanation? And while I'm at it, why does the temperature square above Newcastle *still* use the wrong font for all but the current day? It looks horrible, and yet nobody seems to have bothered to do anything about it. Yes, I did send a (very polite!) email querying this, but as there was no answer (or even acknowledgement), and nothing has been done, it doesn't look as though they care how unprofessional it looks. Which is very. (Mind you, this is the same BBC that says, "The cost of the new graphics is not something we will go in to [sic]" - to which the obvious response is: "Why not?") -- Bewdley, Worcs. ~90m asl. |
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