WEATHER 2009 !

[William of Walworth]

Sir,

You either follow the party line and be dull like most here, or you speak your brains!

Please always chose the second. We need more than just clones around here after all!

The man expressed an opinion, the only c**ts are those who think he's not allowed to do so!

Edited June 17, 2009 by William of Walworth

[JameSemajj]

i need to keep an eye the weather situation for work and from my experience it's not even worth looking past 48 hour forcasts.

[Snodgrass]

What's a troll?

[Peevis]

See my /index.php?s=&showtopic=114131&view=findpost&p=2849671">post 1727 and stop stirring please.

I've been accused of posting unreliable information, even when I've offered frequent health warnings about the value of forecasts, and even when I've frequently stated that forecasts can change, can go down as well as up.

To do that is the shitstirring of a blatant troll in my book.

Characterising blatantly inflammatory, out and out trolling as a mere difference of opinion and as bravely, independent-mindedly standing up against the some invented 'party line' or against some imagined dull monothought clique also smacks a little of trolling too IMO ....

[THEBOILERMAN]

Monday 22 June 2009 to Sunday 28 June 2009

"Westerly wind prevails."

The Azores high dominates over southern Britain during this week and it will be breezy and showery elsewhere.

Fairly typical summer conditions occur this week, giving a north-west/south-east divide in weather types. Showers may occur anywhere but will be prevalent in the north-west of the country.

Sunshine amounts will be around the seasonal average, although south-eastern Scotland may be above this average because of the shelter of the Highlands.

Temperatures are also likely to be average for the time of year but East Anglia should see temperatures a couple of degrees above this average. South-east Scotland could also see warmer conditions.

[kloot]

I like the rain, and i hope it rains.... Get over it folks

If it's sunny, then ill have a fantastic time in the sun, not to mention everyone else.

[The Nal]

Sir,

You either follow the party line and be dull like most here, or you speak your brains!

Please always chose the second. We need more than just clones around here after all!

The man expressed an opinion, the only c**ts are those who think he's not allowed to do so!

[William of Walworth]

i need to keep an eye the weather situation for work and from my experience it's not even worth looking past 48 hour forcasts.

Edited June 17, 2009 by William of Walworth

[JameSemajj]

See my /index.php?s=&showtopic=114131&view=findpost&p=2849671">post 1727 and stop stirring please.

I've been accused of posting unreliable information, even when I've offered frequent health warnings about the value of forecasts, and even when I've frequently stated that forecasts can change, can go down as well as up.

To do that is the shitstirring of a blatant troll in my book.

Characterising blatantly inflammatory, out and out trolling as a mere difference of opinion and as bravely, independent-mindedly standing up against the some invented 'party line' or against some imagined dull monothought clique also smacks a little of trolling too IMO ....

Edited June 17, 2009 by JameSemajj

[Peevis]

Fair comment - but I like the sun, and I hope that people who express a preference for rain shut the f**k up and stop being agitating c**ts wallowing in ignorance, arrogance and petulance... get over it.

[GEH007]

Whilst it has absolutely no impact on what th weather might be like 200 miles away in a weeks time, I hope its better than today has been in the North West. Its been relentless all day, just now eased up, put down about 30mm since 10am!!

[William of Walworth]

Monday 22 June 2009 to Sunday 28 June 2009

"Westerly wind prevails."

The Azores high dominates over southern Britain during this week and it will be breezy and showery elsewhere.

Fairly typical summer conditions occur this week, giving a north-west/south-east divide in weather types. Showers may occur anywhere but will be prevalent in the north-west of the country.

Sunshine amounts will be around the seasonal average, although south-eastern Scotland may be above this average because of the shelter of the Highlands.

Temperatures are also likely to be average for the time of year but East Anglia should see temperatures a couple of degrees above this average. South-east Scotland could also see warmer conditions.

Edited June 17, 2009 by William of Walworth

[remote]

What's a troll?

[kohoutec]

Blimey it's all got a bit heated in here this afternoon!

I haven't read so much rubbish in my life, The weather on the TV can only predict weather 2/3 days in advance... All your doing is reading information off sources... the information you give to people is unrealible and there is no facts with weather forcasting, the winds could change direction almost instantly.

However, if you can give factual weather forcasts months before an event, i suggest you give the BBC a phonecall.

[JameSemajj]

Fair comment - but I like the sun, and I hope that people who express a preference for rain shut the f**k up and stop being agitating c**ts wallowing in ignorance, arrogance and petulance... get over it.

[William of Walworth]

Whilst it has absolutely no impact on what th weather might be like 200 miles away in a weeks time, I hope its better than today has been in the North West. Its been relentless all day, just now eased up, put down about 30mm since 10am!!

[Tenner Huey]

wow, nice intelligant words there

anyway, In my opinion, any forcast expressed earlier than 24 hours is unrealible, and that it why i believe you to be misleading and partly scaremongering those who are attending Glastonbury 2009..

[William of Walworth]

What's a troll?

[JameSemajj]

Blimey it's all got a bit heated in here this afternoon!

All I'm going to say on the subject is the above 2 quotes contradict themselves somewhat, no? In which case the second quote was probably designed to ruffle a few feathers...

Anyway, I hear the sun may be paying us a visit next weekend?

[remote]

wow, nice intelligant words there

anyway, In my opinion, any forcast expressed earlier than 24 hours is unrealible, and that it why i believe you to be misleading and partly scaremongering those who are attending Glastonbury 2009..

[scorp]

Blimey it's all got a bit heated in here this afternoon!

[William of Walworth]

Hi Kohoutec... When i orginally said it 'looks like its going to rain' it was purely from the source Metcheck.. Im sure 'WoW' can tell us that it did infact state that it was going to rain throughout the festival when the message was sent.

[JameSemajj]

That's cool, it just shows that you don't really have a clue mate.

[kohoutec]

Hi Kohoutec... When i orginally said it 'looks like its going to rain' it was purely from the source Metcheck.. Im sure 'WoW' can tell us that it did infact state that it was going to rain throughout the festival when the message was sent.

Edited June 17, 2009 by kohoutec

[Peevis]

I suggest you pop on 'http://dictionary.reference.com/' when you have a spare minute and look up the word 'mate' i'm afraid ive never met you

Anyway, i don't want to start flamming, i just want it to start raining at Glastonbury!