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Met Shmet

The weather forecast is absolutely rubbish. Now, in Reading - stragely, closest to London of our various homes - the weather was usually pretty close to right. Sometimes, in Yorkshire, it used to be quite close to reality. But here it is completely off the mark. Completely!

For example, over the last few days we are supposed to have had raging thunder-storms. Monday and Tuesday, the sun blazed down unabated, yesterday we had the kind of misty-hanging in the air sort-of-rain I never wished to see again after leaving Eire. It was also, however, incredibly, evilly muggy. Today, whilst we are supposed to be being showered on, and the rest of the country apparently deals with hail and flooding, we dawned a little grey and quickly reemerged in bright sun shine.

What is that about? Do i pay my TV licence so only London and local can get the weather?! Oh, and of course all the wonderful plethora of programming on the Beeb. Oh well, at least the sun it out!

Comments (3)

Comment by chaz — 7/7/2006 @ 10:51

Too much time on your hands…
It’s a forecast not a prophecy, and storms are very local and unpredictable; the forecast is giving a likelihood. We are a coastal country, nowhere is more than 72 miles (?)from the sea, and thus we have weather rather than a climate. You should know this…
Have fun, and don’t get too wet in the sunshine.

Comment by Jess — 7/7/2006 @ 10:52

Thank you for that Charles. God knows how i survived without you to set me straight all these years…

Comment by chaz — 7/10/2006 @ 11:45

Oh and the weather is paid for by your taxes; they are civil servants not BBC bods (I think).

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