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Does any one know a long range weather forecast

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Melanie

Melanie Report 18 Jul 2004 10:13

My lovely hubby wants to go camping somewhere in England next week {great can't wait i HATE camping} so where is the best weather gonna be Melanie

Unknown

Unknown Report 18 Jul 2004 20:13

hi mel my grandfather taught me the weather as a nipper so i do not believe all that the weathermen say. my forcast for southwest dorset this week is mon tuesday, sunny with a chance of showers on tuesday, wed and thurs a bit dull, friday onwards coming very good for the weekend have a good holliday alfiexx

Essex Baz

Essex Baz Report 18 Jul 2004 20:15

Hi Melanie, You hum it, and I`ll sing it.. lol Sorry, couldn`t resist. Barry

Unknown

Unknown Report 18 Jul 2004 20:22

hi melanie,ive been on to the..weather outlook..site,and it seems the best weather is in dorset(well done alfred). sunny all week,except rain tues nite and wednesday. have fun....bryan.

Melanie

Melanie Report 19 Jul 2004 18:16

Thanks everyone that will be very useful Melanie

Angela

Angela Report 19 Jul 2004 19:05

Well, in a few thousand years there will be an ice age. When it arrives depends on how much more damage we do to the ozone layer and how quickly. You should look out for melting ice caps and, sinking coastal cities, and prevailing glaciers. Is that long range enough? Angela :-)