My replacement for the Met Office. This is a work in progress - please add comments or suggest posts that you see fit. Best all

Chief Executive: TBA
President: TBA
Vice President: TBA
Group chairman: John Hall
Chief forecaster: Paul Dawlish
Weather Archivist and Trends guru: Bruce ExMetman
Sky News fun weather correspondent: Lawrence 13
Sky News earnest weather correspondent and 'After Dark' critic: Richard Dixon
'Our man in the west': G Easterling
Europe correspondent and daily records editor/summeriser: Colin Youngs
Strange singularities spotter: Jim Cannon (I only put myself forward because I spotted the 'good summers follow after the death of British prime ministers' fact long before anyone else...)
AGW reporter: TBA (perhaps Lawrence could double up here?)
Tea Boy: TBA
Secretary: Someone (perhaps a lady!?!) willing to do a bit of filing / answer the telephone - to fit in round getting the tea?

In article ,
Jim Cannon writes:
My replacement for the Met Office. This is a work in progress -
please add comments or suggest posts that you see fit. Best all




Chief Executive: TBA
President: TBA
Vice President: TBA
Group chairman: John Hall

Thank you for the compliment (?), but I've no desire to be an Aunt
Sally, which any leading figure in an organisation forecasting the
weather is inevitably going to be. It's one of those positions like
England football manager (or come to that Prime Minister) that can only
end in tears for the occupant.

Chief forecaster: Paul Dawlish
Weather Archivist and Trends guru: Bruce ExMetman
Sky News fun weather correspondent: Lawrence 13
Sky News earnest weather correspondent and 'After Dark' critic: Richard Dixon
'Our man in the west': G Easterling
Europe correspondent and daily records editor/summeriser: Colin Youngs
Strange singularities spotter: Jim Cannon (I only put myself
forward because I spotted the 'good summers follow after the
death of British prime ministers' fact long before anyone else...)
AGW reporter: TBA (perhaps Lawrence could double up here?)
Tea Boy: TBA
Secretary: Someone (perhaps a lady!?!) willing to do a bit of filing
/ answer the telephone - to fit in round getting the tea?


--
John Hall
"Sir, I have found you an argument;
but I am not obliged to find you an understanding."
Dr Samuel Johnson (1709-1784)

In article , nospam_nov03
@jhall.co.uk says...
Thank you for the compliment (?), but I've no desire to be an Aunt
Sally, which any leading figure in an organisation forecasting the
weather is inevitably going to be. It's one of those positions like
England football manager (or come to that Prime Minister) that can only
end in tears for the occupant.


I wouldn't worry about it. With Mr Garvey as chief forecaster it's not
as though you will be issuing many forecasts.

--
Alan LeHun
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I'm flattered and overwhelmed - when do I start?

On Sunday, 21 July 2013 19:06:02 UTC+1, Jim Cannon wrote:

Sky News earnest weather correspondent and 'After Dark' critic: Richard Dixon

You won't find me criticising After Dark - it was my favourite nightclub in Reading during student days.

Richard

On Sunday, 21 July 2013 19:06:02 UTC+1, Jim Cannon wrote:
My replacement for the Met Office. This is a work in progress - please add comments or suggest posts that you see fit. Best all



Chief Executive: TBA

President: TBA

Vice President: TBA

Group chairman: John Hall

Chief forecaster: Paul Dawlish

Weather Archivist and Trends guru: Bruce ExMetman

Sky News fun weather correspondent: Lawrence 13

Sky News earnest weather correspondent and 'After Dark' critic: Richard Dixon

'Our man in the west': G Easterling

Europe correspondent and daily records editor/summeriser: Colin Youngs

Strange singularities spotter: Jim Cannon (I only put myself forward because I spotted the 'good summers follow after the death of British prime ministers' fact long before anyone else...)

AGW reporter: TBA (perhaps Lawrence could double up here?)

Tea Boy: TBA

Secretary: Someone (perhaps a lady!?!) willing to do a bit of filing / answer the telephone - to fit in round getting the tea?


Do I get double bubble on the old salary, like?

On Sunday, July 21, 2013 7:06:02 PM UTC+1, Jim Cannon wrote:
My replacement for the Met Office. This is a work in progress - please add comments or suggest posts that you see fit. Best all


'Our man in the west': G Easterling


That's fine, at least I won't have to commute.

Graham