What weather forecast do you use??

[flump]

They all seem to say different and never are they right! I normally use met check but that seems to not load for me properly atm!

Any reliable ones out there??

 

[touchstone]

Accuweather and Exacta.

 

[Shay]

Ditto Accuweather. We havea running competition on which will be right - that or the Met Office - and Accuweather wins every time!

 

[kirstyl]

I normally use BBC. Given up on Metcheck, doesnt work most times I go on

 

[BackstreetSym]

Met Office app for iPhone. Gives today's weather in four-hourly chunks and is (fairly) reliable. Mind you, this summer forecasting rain everyday is going to mean pretty good accuracy!

www.raintoday.co.uk is good for rain radar.

 

[sidesaddlegirl]

I find this one to be the most accurate: http://www.xcweather.co.uk/

 

[Goldenstar]

The weatherpro app for the iPad very very good very accurate.

 

[Camel]

I use my iphone one - it's as equally useless as all the others

xx

 

[Quantock-cob]

BBC - but no forecast can be 100% all the time. That is the beauty of English weather!

 

[humblepie]

Echo Goldenstar - weatherpro on a smart phone. Even has radar so you can watch the rain clouds coming to get you.

 

[Fools Motto]

QR - Seemingly the one that always gives RAIN.

 

[Spit That Out]

Met Office...It's where most of the other websites in the UK get their info from anyway!!

When going on holiday i use Metcheck as they do 14 day forecasts but still hope that if they forecast rain they will change their minds!!

I remember watching a TV program where even the Met Office said they can't accurately forecast more than 48hrs ahead

Countryfile (Sundays BBC 1) do a weekly forecast which might give an idea of whats ahead?

 

[Ibblebibble]

mt office, usually about as accurate as anyone can be with our delightful weather!

 

[Sugarplum Furry]

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