...to England for sharing some of your glorious weather with us.
Yesterday the sun shone for most of the day. It was so welcome after all the bad weather we have been having. Sad to say, according to my neighbour, it isn't going to last. He claims that it is going to rain again on Wednesday but then his source is the BBC. There is no mention of rain on Meteo, the Spanish weather channel. So I think I'll stick to their forecast.
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The interesting thing about the weather forecast on the BBC website is that it constantly changes to whatever the weather is actually doing. Not so much a forecast as a nowcast which I think we're all quite capable of by looking out a window. Still got to spend license payers money somehow I suppose.
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