Just wondering what websites others find to be most accurate for the weather forecast. I use BBC Weather, MSN weather and Metcheck - they all say different things but on the whole, Metcheck seems to be the most spot on. Any others to recommend?
(I know a few of you would say ignore the forecast and just go anyway !)
OH uses Met Office, I use BBC as I find it easier to navigate- just what I'm used to I suppose. Mind you I think Met Office is more reliable which is probably more important!!!
Choose precipitation and then the first line and click on the hours. This is far better for UK weather - as long as you only want to see the blue for rain!
You want real weather forecast, from someone who has been camping and hiking for over thirty years and has really experienced climate change? Someone who was a hour late to meet their mates in the pub tonight because it was too extreme to leave the house in the monsoon until a lift was available?
We use metcheck. Conditions can change quite variably in different areas. I've just returned from Charmouth, Dorset where we had gorgeous sunshine for 2 days and a strong breeze coming in from the sea, pleasant and perfectly fine to sit out in. Inland by a few miles, it was chucking it down as all the websites predicted. However due to the breeze, the rain clouds were held back literally just over the coastline, so we were very lucky!
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