most accurate GB weather forecasts for non-pilots?
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most accurate GB weather forecasts for non-pilots?
Which site gives the most accurate weather forecast for GB?? Has to be intelligible to lesser mortals i.e. non-pilots!!!
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Absolutely no two weather forecasts are the same; no two forecasters give the same story.
However, as ordinary members of the public my wife and I tend to think the Channel 5 forecasts are more reliable than those on the Beeb, at least for where we live in southern England. And Lara Lewington isn't bad to look at either!
However, as ordinary members of the public my wife and I tend to think the Channel 5 forecasts are more reliable than those on the Beeb, at least for where we live in southern England. And Lara Lewington isn't bad to look at either!
The Met Office website and metcheck.com are useful.
Airfield weather inplain language is available to Joe Public via "The Weather Pixie", which also displays the raw data for those of us who can understand some of it, although this tells what is happening, rather than what's going to happen.
Having said that, the two are often related!
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Airfield weather inplain language is available to Joe Public via "The Weather Pixie", which also displays the raw data for those of us who can understand some of it, although this tells what is happening, rather than what's going to happen.
Having said that, the two are often related!
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Try http://www.theweatheroutlook.co.uk
I find the long range forecasts to be really quite reliable, have successfully booked several weeks off work on the basis of their forecasts
I find the long range forecasts to be really quite reliable, have successfully booked several weeks off work on the basis of their forecasts
