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May 25th 05, 09:38 AM
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BBC Five Day Forecast
The current BBC five day forecast for Leeds has Thurs at 17C, Friday at
27C, Sat at 17C. But the met office five day forcast for leeds has Friday at 22C, which to me sounds a lot more reasonable. Is such a one day heatwave possible? Are we really looking at 27C for Friday? Why the difference between the BBC and met office? Should we even bother with BBC forecasts, the data is supplied by the met office, so why not just go there for five day forecasts? Should the BBC weather department be disbanded? Why all the bloody questions? Graham |
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May 25th 05, 09:50 AM
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BBC Five Day Forecast
Graham Jones wrote:
The current BBC five day forecast for Leeds has Thurs at 17C, Friday at 27C, Sat at 17C. But the met office five day forcast for leeds has Friday at 22C, which to me sounds a lot more reasonable. Is such a one day heatwave possible? Are we really looking at 27C for Friday? Why the difference between the BBC and met office? Should we even bother with BBC forecasts, the data is supplied by the met office, so why not just go there for five day forecasts? Should the BBC weather department be disbanded? Why all the bloody questions? Graham Now the BBC has also changed to 22C! |
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BBC Five Day Forecast
Graham Jones wrote:
The current BBC five day forecast for Leeds has Thurs at 17C, Friday at 27C, Sat at 17C. But the met office five day forcast for leeds has Friday at 22C, which to me sounds a lot more reasonable. Is such a one day heatwave possible? Are we really looking at 27C for Friday? Why the difference between the BBC and met office? Should we even bother with BBC forecasts, the data is supplied by the met office, so why not just go there for five day forecasts? Should the BBC weather department be disbanded? Why all the bloody questions? Graham Now the BBC has also changed to 22C! |
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BBC Five Day Forecast
Graham Jones wrote:
The current BBC five day forecast for Leeds has Thurs at 17C, Friday at 27C, Sat at 17C. But the met office five day forcast for leeds has Friday at 22C, which to me sounds a lot more reasonable. Is such a one day heatwave possible? Are we really looking at 27C for Friday? Why the difference between the BBC and met office? Should we even bother with BBC forecasts, the data is supplied by the met office, so why not just go there for five day forecasts? Should the BBC weather department be disbanded? Why all the bloody questions? Graham Now the BBC has also changed to 22C! |
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May 25th 05, 10:09 AM
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BBC Five Day Forecast
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Graham Jones writes: Graham Jones wrote: The current BBC five day forecast for Leeds has Thurs at 17C, Friday at 27C, Sat at 17C. But the met office five day forcast for leeds has Friday at 22C, which to me sounds a lot more reasonable. Is such a one day heatwave possible? Are we really looking at 27C for Friday? Why the difference between the BBC and met office? Should we even bother with BBC forecasts, the data is supplied by the met office, so why not just go there for five day forecasts? Should the BBC weather department be disbanded? Why all the bloody questions? Graham Now the BBC has also changed to 22C! Could somebody have misread a handwritten (perhaps faxed) "2" as a "7"? -- John Hall "Distrust any enterprise that requires new clothes." Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) |
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BBC Five Day Forecast
In article ,
Graham Jones writes: Graham Jones wrote: The current BBC five day forecast for Leeds has Thurs at 17C, Friday at 27C, Sat at 17C. But the met office five day forcast for leeds has Friday at 22C, which to me sounds a lot more reasonable. Is such a one day heatwave possible? Are we really looking at 27C for Friday? Why the difference between the BBC and met office? Should we even bother with BBC forecasts, the data is supplied by the met office, so why not just go there for five day forecasts? Should the BBC weather department be disbanded? Why all the bloody questions? Graham Now the BBC has also changed to 22C! Could somebody have misread a handwritten (perhaps faxed) "2" as a "7"? -- John Hall "Distrust any enterprise that requires new clothes." Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) |
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BBC Five Day Forecast
In article ,
Graham Jones writes: Graham Jones wrote: The current BBC five day forecast for Leeds has Thurs at 17C, Friday at 27C, Sat at 17C. But the met office five day forcast for leeds has Friday at 22C, which to me sounds a lot more reasonable. Is such a one day heatwave possible? Are we really looking at 27C for Friday? Why the difference between the BBC and met office? Should we even bother with BBC forecasts, the data is supplied by the met office, so why not just go there for five day forecasts? Should the BBC weather department be disbanded? Why all the bloody questions? Graham Now the BBC has also changed to 22C! Could somebody have misread a handwritten (perhaps faxed) "2" as a "7"? -- John Hall "Distrust any enterprise that requires new clothes." Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) |
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May 25th 05, 10:29 AM
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BBC Five Day Forecast
John Hall wrote:
In article , Graham Jones writes: Graham Jones wrote: The current BBC five day forecast for Leeds has Thurs at 17C, Friday at 27C, Sat at 17C. But the met office five day forcast for leeds has Friday at 22C, which to me sounds a lot more reasonable. Is such a one day heatwave possible? Are we really looking at 27C for Friday? Why the difference between the BBC and met office? Should we even bother with BBC forecasts, the data is supplied by the met office, so why not just go there for five day forecasts? Should the BBC weather department be disbanded? Why all the bloody questions? Graham Now the BBC has also changed to 22C! Could somebody have misread a handwritten (perhaps faxed) "2" as a "7"? Maybe, but I have long held the theory that BBC five day forecasts are computer generated over night. Then somebody reviews them the next day and adjusts as necessary. They always seem to change between 9:30am and 10:30am. Graham |
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May 25th 05, 10:29 AM
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BBC Five Day Forecast
John Hall wrote:
In article , Graham Jones writes: Graham Jones wrote: The current BBC five day forecast for Leeds has Thurs at 17C, Friday at 27C, Sat at 17C. But the met office five day forcast for leeds has Friday at 22C, which to me sounds a lot more reasonable. Is such a one day heatwave possible? Are we really looking at 27C for Friday? Why the difference between the BBC and met office? Should we even bother with BBC forecasts, the data is supplied by the met office, so why not just go there for five day forecasts? Should the BBC weather department be disbanded? Why all the bloody questions? Graham Now the BBC has also changed to 22C! Could somebody have misread a handwritten (perhaps faxed) "2" as a "7"? Maybe, but I have long held the theory that BBC five day forecasts are computer generated over night. Then somebody reviews them the next day and adjusts as necessary. They always seem to change between 9:30am and 10:30am. Graham |
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May 25th 05, 10:29 AM
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BBC Five Day Forecast
John Hall wrote:
In article , Graham Jones writes: Graham Jones wrote: The current BBC five day forecast for Leeds has Thurs at 17C, Friday at 27C, Sat at 17C. But the met office five day forcast for leeds has Friday at 22C, which to me sounds a lot more reasonable. Is such a one day heatwave possible? Are we really looking at 27C for Friday? Why the difference between the BBC and met office? Should we even bother with BBC forecasts, the data is supplied by the met office, so why not just go there for five day forecasts? Should the BBC weather department be disbanded? Why all the bloody questions? Graham Now the BBC has also changed to 22C! Could somebody have misread a handwritten (perhaps faxed) "2" as a "7"? Maybe, but I have long held the theory that BBC five day forecasts are computer generated over night. Then somebody reviews them the next day and adjusts as necessary. They always seem to change between 9:30am and 10:30am. Graham |
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