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A wise old owl once told me that in the UK you should ignore any weather forecast over 5 days as it’s little more than guess work. A slight alteration to any of the variables used in the forecast can cause a major change in the outcome.
That’s probably not really news to most on here but it’s worth mentioning.
A wise old owl once told me that in the UK you should ignore any weather forecast over 5 days as it’s little more than guess work. A slight alteration to any of the variables used in the forecast can cause a major change in the outcome.
That’s probably not really news to most on here but it’s worth mentioning.
I'd agree with that but to be fair, while the 5 day is usually pretty certain, the period 5-10 days is normally more right than dead wrong, but I understand what you are saying. Seen plenty of examples of the midlands get a lot of rain while Cheltenham missed out as well when I lived there.
And to show how things can change, the rain with heavy outbursts that we in Ireland are due tomorrow, is also expected to hit Wales, again quite heavy and sustained. However, at the moment it is not envisaged to hit the course.
You'd feel for the Clerk of the Course and his team at this point.
And to show how things can change, the rain with heavy outbursts that we in Ireland are due tomorrow, is also expected to hit Wales, again quite heavy and sustained. However, at the moment it is not envisaged to hit the course.
You'd feel for the Clerk of the Course and his team at this point.
Will it though be that much rain though to push it back to soft, given that the forecast is showers and not many. With the largely dry days, this rain will just keep it good to soft than going any more softer.
I see you live there so you'll know sooner than the rest of us. Do let us know if you get any rain later today. Many thanks.
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