34.6C reported at 15Z ......

I will say no more.

Paul

"PJB" wrote here on 14 Jul 2003:

34.6C reported at 15Z ......

I will say no more.

Paul

Hmm, well... it does seem slightly hotter than yesterday, but I'd
have thought 32°C or so would be nearer the mark.

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On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 15:41:24 -0000, "PJB"
wrote:

34.6C reported at 15Z ......

I will say no more.

I will. This is getting ridiculous. The Met Office will become a
laughing stock among amateurs and no doubt some professionals too,
unless they do something about it soon. Needs to be struck off by the
General Medical Council, I say.

Philip Eden pointedly ignored the Barbourne reading in his 17:55
discussion on R5 Live of the day's maximum temperatures. 32C was, he
said, the highest of the day.

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"Dave Ludlow" wrote in message
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I will. This is getting ridiculous. The Met Office will become a
laughing stock among amateurs and no doubt some professionals too,
unless they do something about it soon. Needs to be struck off by the
General Medical Council, I say.

Philip Eden pointedly ignored the Barbourne reading in his 17:55
discussion on R5 Live of the day's maximum temperatures. 32C was, he
said, the highest of the day.

It was also ignored on the BBC forecast.
I think it was Cardiff with the max as you say, of 32C.

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