“British winters are likely to become milder and wetter like the last one but cold spells still need to be planned for, says the UK Met Office.
Summers are likely to be hotter and drier, but washouts are still on the cards, it adds.
The assessment of future weather extremes finds the role of human influence is "detectable" in summer heatwaves and in intense rainfall.
However, the Met Office says a lot more work must be done to confirm the links.
If the study is correct, it means everything from gumboots to snowploughs and sunscreen to anoraks will still be needed.”
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Tuesday, 25 March 2014
Make up your bloody minds.
Thursday, 9 December 2010
Weather Alert
Taken from the WeatherAction.com web site.
This is a first for this site, we are posting a Public Warning for a "Winter" Solar Climate Change. Piers and I have agreed to display this information as there is potential "life threatening" conditions that will be underestimated by the media (inc. Met Office) within the next 7-10 days. With the aid of this forecast we hope to give some advance warning to those of you who are already suffering hardship and warn you of a very real risk of further and even bigger snow storms and blizzard conditions set for Scotland & England and Eastern Europe NEXT WEEK.
Please spread news of this forecast to all of those who are vunerable and try to ensure that food supplies are sufficiant to cope with this impending crisis.
Just thought I’d let you know.
This is an FE public service message.
Tuesday, 30 November 2010
Weather forecast
I noticed a slight shift last night in the Beeb’s weather presentation.
Now they call it “Tonight’s Report”. They used to call it “Tonight’s Forecast”.
Why the change? Is it because they’ve realised they’re not very good Shite at the forecasting bit?