Do the BBC use this? [Pic]
Thu Aug 08, 2019 10:11 am
Re: Do the BBC use this? [Pic]
Mon Aug 12, 2019 3:46 am
That would be funny if it wasn't so true!
The BBC tell us it's going to be dry then it rains all day, or they tell us it's going to rain and it's sunny all day. Then they doctor the so-called 'forecast' to tell us what we've already found, that they were completely wrong!
Right now they're telling us it's going to be dry all night yet I can sew the rainclouds headed for Coventry on the weather radar.
The BBC tell us it's going to be dry then it rains all day, or they tell us it's going to rain and it's sunny all day. Then they doctor the so-called 'forecast' to tell us what we've already found, that they were completely wrong!
Right now they're telling us it's going to be dry all night yet I can sew the rainclouds headed for Coventry on the weather radar.
Re: Do the BBC use this? [Pic]
Mon Aug 12, 2019 10:53 am
Didn't the BBC dump the met' office for forecasts because they reckoned they weren't accurate enough? I don't know who they use now.
Re: Do the BBC use this? [Pic]
Mon Aug 12, 2019 4:22 pm
It hasn't improved any. If they just tossed a coin they'd at least be right 50% of the time.