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We only started naming storms in 2014* as part of a dumbing down strategy. I guess it is working now we are discussing the quality of names rather than the pointlessness of it all.
* EDIT: Decision was made in 2014, first was in 2015
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Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 10:34 - Feb 8 by Kropotkin123
We only started naming storms in 2014* as part of a dumbing down strategy. I guess it is working now we are discussing the quality of names rather than the pointlessness of it all.
* EDIT: Decision was made in 2014, first was in 2015
[Post edited 8 Feb 2021 10:35]
Speaking about storms. Apparently it’s a myth that Micheal Fish downplayed the Grest Stormmof 1987. Below is taken from the met office website.
TV weather presenter Michael Fish will long be remembered for telling viewers there would be no hurricane on the evening before the storm struck. He was unlucky, however, as he was talking about a different storm system over the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean that day. This storm, he said, would not reach the British Isles - and it didn't. It was the rapidly deepening depression from the Bay of Biscay which struck.
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Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 11:44 - Feb 8 with 2639 views
Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 11:02 - Feb 8 by MattinLondon
Speaking about storms. Apparently it’s a myth that Micheal Fish downplayed the Grest Stormmof 1987. Below is taken from the met office website.
TV weather presenter Michael Fish will long be remembered for telling viewers there would be no hurricane on the evening before the storm struck. He was unlucky, however, as he was talking about a different storm system over the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean that day. This storm, he said, would not reach the British Isles - and it didn't. It was the rapidly deepening depression from the Bay of Biscay which struck.
Ahh, the internet is a great place to find history edited.... a different storm you say? Oh yes, I remember the different storm he talked about. Or is that just BBC bo££ox
Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 10:34 - Feb 8 by Kropotkin123
We only started naming storms in 2014* as part of a dumbing down strategy. I guess it is working now we are discussing the quality of names rather than the pointlessness of it all.
* EDIT: Decision was made in 2014, first was in 2015
[Post edited 8 Feb 2021 10:35]
Most aren't even storms (as we'd traditionally consider them). I can understand it in the US, as a storm is often a proper storm. They are majorly impactful events. Ours are just a relentless stream of low pressure systems that come in from the south west bringing wind and rain. Many times here in the west it's impossible to tell the difference between a named storm and the next unnamed low pressure system.
Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 11:44 - Feb 8 by Edmundo
Ahh, the internet is a great place to find history edited.... a different storm you say? Oh yes, I remember the different storm he talked about. Or is that just BBC bo££ox
Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 11:44 - Feb 8 by Edmundo
Ahh, the internet is a great place to find history edited.... a different storm you say? Oh yes, I remember the different storm he talked about. Or is that just BBC bo££ox
I simply found that text and put it on here. I simply found it interesting that’s all.
If I knew you were so defensive then I would have done it anyway.
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Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 12:19 - Feb 8 with 2440 views
Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 09:36 - Feb 8 by catch74
Had a thought, if was slightly warmer during the day would it be worth them playing at 3? I guess they want the evening IFollow subscriptions.
that would make sense as with them having a heated tent on the pitch the issue will not be snow falling on the covers it would be the pitch freezering after cover come off, which has a high chance of happening at 7pm than 3pm
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Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 14:23 - Feb 8 with 2114 views
Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 14:23 - Feb 8 by Swansea_Blue
You're just a woke defender of the cultural marxist BBC. I bet you don't even abuse foreigners!
How dare you.
I bang on about the Second World War every five minutes. I wear Union Jack boxers at all time and when I’m on holiday, I put a Union Jack on the balcony of my hotel and I only eat English food whilst in Majorca. None of that foreign muck.
Plus good ol Nige should be knighted. God bless Sir Nigel.
Was the last bit too much?
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Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 14:32 - Feb 8 with 2076 views
Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 14:29 - Feb 8 by MattinLondon
How dare you.
I bang on about the Second World War every five minutes. I wear Union Jack boxers at all time and when I’m on holiday, I put a Union Jack on the balcony of my hotel and I only eat English food whilst in Majorca. None of that foreign muck.
Plus good ol Nige should be knighted. God bless Sir Nigel.
Chances of tomorrow's game being called off due to Storm Darcy? on 11:02 - Feb 8 by MattinLondon
Speaking about storms. Apparently it’s a myth that Micheal Fish downplayed the Grest Stormmof 1987. Below is taken from the met office website.
TV weather presenter Michael Fish will long be remembered for telling viewers there would be no hurricane on the evening before the storm struck. He was unlucky, however, as he was talking about a different storm system over the western part of the North Atlantic Ocean that day. This storm, he said, would not reach the British Isles - and it didn't. It was the rapidly deepening depression from the Bay of Biscay which struck.
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