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Dibble
23-Jun-2005, 13:35
As there appear to be lots of DSC stuff on this weekend including Raid The Lakes, other ride outs and some shoddy 600 racing thought I'd give you guys a heads up .....

http://www.metoffice.com/weather/europe/uk/warnings.html
TP
23-Jun-2005, 13:37
:o

:o
Gizmo
23-Jun-2005, 14:38
phew, north west is lowest risk. that'll change by tomorrow night i bet :(
Rattler
23-Jun-2005, 14:45
This looks OK;

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?id=2872
Ian Harris
23-Jun-2005, 15:11
All due respect to the BBC weather forecasts on the telly, but I think the website 5 day report just relies on a big random spool of symbols like you get on a fruit machine and they just spin it round one symbol a day.
Dibble
23-Jun-2005, 15:13
Originally posted by Ian Harris
All due respect to the BBC weather forecasts on the telly, but I think the website 5 day report just relies on a big random spool of symbols like you get on a fruit machine and they just spin it round one symbol a day.

:lol: superb analogy ... :lol:
antonye
23-Jun-2005, 15:21
Use the forecast for Thetford as that's only 2 or 3 miles up the road from Snetterton, compared to the 15 or more to Norwich:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?id=2226

Incidentally, it shows exactly the same :D
dickieducati
23-Jun-2005, 15:24
no **** ,sherlock !!!

[Edited on 23-6-2005 by dickieducati]
antonye
23-Jun-2005, 15:27
Actually, I lied... it is different...
dickieducati
23-Jun-2005, 15:29
anyone want to buy some carbon for a monster?????


could be the last one to get struck by lightening wins.:lol::lol::lol:
Gizmo
23-Jun-2005, 15:37
Originally posted by dickieducati
anyone want to buy some carbon for a monster?????


could be the last one to get struck by lightening wins.:lol::lol::lol:

anyone want to buy a nice rs800 skiff?? only 6 metres of carbon mast sticking up off hull and you steer it with a 2 metre carbon pole attached to the hull, even a wet weather bike ride is safer :) :0
psychlist
23-Jun-2005, 15:51
Wetsuits get checked at scrutineering too do they :lol:
TP
23-Jun-2005, 15:54
Have faith in the Beeb!
webbyc
23-Jun-2005, 15:56
Originally posted by Rattler
This looks OK;

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?id=2872

Looks like a headwind down the straight on saturday which could mean some very slow laps!!:lol:
webbyc
23-Jun-2005, 15:57
Originally posted by DIBBLE
As there appear to be lots of DSC stuff on this weekend including Raid The Lakes, other ride outs and some shoddy 600 racing thought I'd give you guys a heads up .....

http://www.metoffice.com/weather/europe/uk/warnings.html


Only a 50% chance in the south so no probs - glass is always half full:lol:
psychlist
23-Jun-2005, 16:05
Originally posted by webbyc
Only a 50% chance in the south so no probs - glass is always half full :lol: Only cos you're using one of them cocktail umbrellas to keep the rain out ;)
Guido
23-Jun-2005, 20:08
Well, b@gger me.

You don't say Knockhill is gonna be bathed in sunshine all weekend do you Mr Met Office....????

I doubt it!!!!!!
TP
24-Jun-2005, 10:24
The severe weather warning is valid for nearly the whole country except the Eastern County's, which includes Snetterton. Check out Dibble's link above, it's been updated.

Weather for Snet is light rain tomorrow after thunderstorms today and tonight. Sunday looks sunny for the 8 hour boys.
antonye
24-Jun-2005, 10:31
East Anglia has it's own micro climate, and rain is very, very unlikely there.

If it does rain, chances are it will be dry for the race in the evening anyway.