| MET Office Relying On Amateur Computer UK
Daily Express A COMPUTER that cost £30million was supposed to improve weather forecasting at the Met Office. But after a few blips, including last year’s “barbecue summer” that never was, officials are instead relying on an amateur, it was revealed yesterday. Keith Davis, 48, collates rainfall, temperature and humidity readings from a homemade weather station in his garden in Tavistock, Devon. The Met Office contacts him for updates, despite its own modern technology. Mr Davis said: “My information is very accurate, especially the barometer readings.” Last night a Met Office spokesman said: “We use his measurements more as a guide rather than part of our observation network.” "When the people find they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." - Fall Of The Republic - Buy the DVD here
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