Do we get too much ‘weather forecasting’?

I love weather - anything to do with storms, hurricanes, etc, plus earthquakes and volcanoes.

There is a really good weather YouTube channel called 'Mr Weatherman Europe' which is quite accurate and gives all the reasons for why things are happening. He's American and I follow his channel for the Carribean to see where/when the tropical storms are coming in to the UK over the Winter. Doesn't tell you when to hang the washing out but a good guide for what is coming or the next week.

I do not watch tv, A weather synopsis on radio is easily missable and when I turn my laptop on I get a page of news headlines and only click on those I am interested in. No clicking on sport and only the occasional click on any weather report.

M0nica

Well, if you do not want to read them don't click on them.

I am doing this with both football and tennis at the moment and it is incredibly easy.

Easy to say.
Does that mean leaping up to turn off the TV news, or the radio at 2 minutes to 1?
You don’t have to click on ANYTHING to be faced with Google or BBC News headlines when you turn your iPad on!

Well, if you do not want to read them don't click on them.

I am doing this with both football and tennis at the moment and it is incredibly easy.

Yes.

And the BBC tips over into weather hysteria overdrive on a daily basis.

I'm often dazzled by the sheer variety of senarios on different weather sites MawsRosie. I've found the BBC to be far less accurate than the Met Office one for my local area. The BBC frequently get my hopes up with their 40% chance of rain, that comes to nowt!
It pays to shop around

At least it gives advance warning to get the ice lollies in, forewarned is forarmed.🤭