Boathook
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How does the BBC do it. Shows mainly SW'ly on the 2 hourly bit and then SE'ly as an overview for Sunday.
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onesea
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Bless them the BBC I look to them to see what the weather will be but not the wind.
The only thinking of note is if they say its going to be breezy its going to be a F6+ if they do not mention it it could be anything less or more
.alant
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Bless them the BBC I look to them to see what the weather will be but not the wind.
The only thinking of note is if they say its going to be breezy its going to be a F6+ if they do not mention it it could be anything less or more
Sometimes they actually show wind arrows, but it would be great if they could show them at all times, with some idea of strength.
The better one is Sky news (Ch 82 on Freeview).
On there, its the weather thats important, not the chest of the dolly bird reading it.
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I see what you mean, quite accurate really: Deep frontal trough, with large Highs to the east and west, warm moist conditions in the south, risk of precipitation later, followed by showers, visibility poor becoming good, one hopes. Sh'it weather in Italy to be honest, wouldn't get out of bed for that forecast.
They certainly make it easy to understand.
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