Wednesday 19th September 2012
BBC Weather - 19/09/2012, according to BBC Weather, overall, it should be sunny throughout the day, the highest average temperature will be º 14 and the lowest average temperature will be º10. The wind speed will be 13 mph.
Actual Weather - Just like BBC predicted, throughout most of the day, the temperature was around 14 degrees however you could feel the cold wind.
Thursday 20th September 2012
BBC Weather - 20/09/2012 Thursday - Today, BBC Weather predicts that throughout the day there will be some light showers and some sun shine. The highest temperature will be º15 and the lowest º11; the wind speed will be 8mph.
Actual Weather - There were a few, light rain showers throughout the day just like BBC predicted, However the temperature (in my opinion) was lower than 15 degrees.
Friday 21st September 2012
BBC Weather - 21/09/2012, BBC predicts that it will be quite cloudy with some light rain; the highest temperature throughout the day will be 12 º and the lowest 6 º. The wind speed will be around 7mph.
Actual Weather - Once again BBC was right, the sky was cloudy for most of the day with a few rain showers here and there.
Saturday 22nd September 2012
BBC Weather – According to BBC, There should be plenty of sunshine through the day with minimum wind of 3mph. Throughout the day, the highest average temperature should be 12°C and lowest 7 °C.
Actual Weather - The weather forecast has been accurate to the BBC weather page. Some light rain fell at predicted times and there was no sun shine all day.
Sunday 23rd September 2012
BBC Weather - BBC predicts that today the highest temperature will be 11°C and the lowest 9°C. Throughout the day we might see some rain but overall it should be quite sunny with clear sky.
Actual Weather - Once again the BBC Weather was right. Overall the day was chilly but the sky was clear, however afternoon we saw some light rain showers.
In conclusion the BBC Weather page is accurate as it’s shown above. The weather predictions we’re all correct and true to some extend. Some of the predictions weren’t 100% true.
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