Message Forums

I must admit accuweather.co.uk is fantastic - I swear by it.

We have booked for August 14th though adn we are going whatever.

I have notice that weather forecaster tend to edge all bets these days by saying there will be all types of weather in each forecast (excluding snow in the middle of summer but you never know lol). I usually go on what happens when I stick my head out the door/tent depending on what I am doing.

Long term forecasts are a waste of time ..they change on a daily basis anyway and by the time you are away camping the day they said it would rain is sunny and visa-versa

Quote: Originally posted by caster on 29/7/2009

---

The Weather Rock

This rock is the perfect weather indicator, it never fails. It is more accurate than your local weather person. This rock is the living word and is 100% correct. This is how it works: a dry rock means fair weather. a wet rock means it's raining. a dusty rock means a dust storm. a swaying rock means it's windy. a shadow under the rock means it's sunny. a white rock means it's snowing. if the rock is jumping up and down, an earthquake is upon us. if the bottom of the rock is under water it's a flood. most beautiful of all, though the rock is not attached to its' existence, it doesn't mind which of the above is happening.

  This is as accurate as any i have seen  

---

Quote: Originally posted by Elphaba on 30/7/2009

---

I must admit accuweather.co.uk is fantastic - I swear by it.

We have booked for August 14th though adn we are going whatever.

---

please dont say that about  accuweather!!!! hubby looks at that one and  it says  its going to be raining  most of  next week where were going!!

Caster i love the weather rock.

xx

Quote: Originally posted by happyhiker on 30/7/2009

---

I'd go for Metcheck, or See what it says on the BBC then take the exact opposite.

---