What I found fascinating is the advancements in computer graphics, from simple colour maps with the united kingdom in green, and the sea in blue, and the static weather symbols to video simulations of how the weather is expected to pan out In 1985, they could show how the weather was expected to move across the country in 3-6 hour time windows, but so much more detailed these days
What he said was apparently a woman phoned the studio earlier and said she'd heard that there was a hurricane on the way, if you're watching don't worry there isn't. He never mentioned anything about Florida during that forecast.
@@stephensnell5707They can’t even get it right within the space of a few hours. Their super computer often interprets data incorrectly, and they only update their Weather app on the hour, which is often still wrong. So you might as well just look out of the window. Met office are really far behind, and their smug forecasters only make it all the more infuriating.
@@jamesgeppetto5316you prune,just staring outside TELLS YOU NOTHING,I ALWAYS KEEP MYSELF UPDATED BY USING THE MET OFFICE AND BBC WEATHER,I FIND BBC WEATHER IS WAY BETTER
@@jamesgeppetto5316you prune Just staring outside tells you NOTHING,IT ONLY SHOWS WHAT IS HAPPENING CURRENTLY SO USING THE MET OFFICE OR THE BBC FOR A FORECAST IS A MUST HAVE
@@jamesgeppetto5316the Met Office KNOW EXACTLY WHAT THEY ARE DOING,IT IS NOT THEIR FAULT IF THEY DON'T ALWAYS GET THE FORECAST CORRECT,THE UK WEATHER IS EXTREMELY HARD TO GET 100% PERFECTLY SPOT ON AND THAT MEANS UK PEOPLE HAVE NO RIGHT TO BLAME THE MET OFFICE FOR MISTAKES EITHER
@@stephensnell5707 yes Michael fish joined when the bbc were still using their original magnetic rubber symbols - these were changed in 1975 and lasted until 1985 when he presented the last ever forecast using them From 18.02.1985 he presented the weather forecast using computer-generated maps for another 19 or so years, including the infamous storm in 1987 3D computer video graphics were used from 2005 onwards
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What I found fascinating is the advancements in computer graphics, from simple colour maps with the united kingdom in green, and the sea in blue, and the static weather symbols to video simulations of how the weather is expected to pan out
In 1985, they could show how the weather was expected to move across the country in 3-6 hour time windows, but so much more detailed these days
I know Im pretty randomly asking but does anyone know a good website to stream new tv shows online ?
@Fisher Zakai Flixportal :D
@Keaton Nixon Thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D I really appreciate it !
@Fisher Zakai glad I could help xD
@@fisherzakai7934it shows how far technology really has come in the years gone by
Two very interesting and well mannered gentlemen.
Like Simon and Garfunkel, "I get all the news i need from the weather forecast"
Not convinced that Mr Fish will still be around in another 30 years Mr Deakin lol
Adam Knight well he’s 74 and many people can live up to 100 and more so he could be alive in the next 30yrs
This Video is really interesting
What he said was apparently a woman phoned the studio earlier and said she'd heard that there was a hurricane on the way, if you're watching don't worry there isn't. He never mentioned anything about Florida during that forecast.
As Michael Fish mentions in this Video there was no phone call from a lady from Wales(that isn't true)
@@stephensnell5707 Don't know about that, all I know is he screwed up.
@@PlasticGirl65you dickhead,Michael Fish clearly states that in this Video
@@PlasticGirl65you prune,it is clearly mentioned in this Video and no Michael Fish didn't screw up either
on a sidenote the name Michael was retired in the US after the devastating Hurricane by the same name in 2018.
It is unlikely Micheal Fish will become back in another 30 years time to talk about the Great Storm he would be over 100 if he was still alive
Become back ??
@@samui007 many people's grammar is awful
@@stephensnell1379 peoples’
@@MarkSmith-tp6zc it's spelt people's
I'm a person that knows how to spell properly unlike other people's spelling
"Oh. Oh dear."
Michael was treated appallingly
The weather still isn't and can never be exact in 2023, nature always has a trick up her sleeve.
Exactly it just isn't possible to get forecast exactly 100% perfect and then many people end up moaning about the forecast being wrong
@@stephensnell5707They can’t even get it right within the space of a few hours. Their super computer often interprets data incorrectly, and they only update their Weather app on the hour, which is often still wrong. So you might as well just look out of the window. Met office are really far behind, and their smug forecasters only make it all the more infuriating.
@@jamesgeppetto5316you prune,just staring outside TELLS YOU NOTHING,I ALWAYS KEEP MYSELF UPDATED BY USING THE MET OFFICE AND BBC WEATHER,I FIND BBC WEATHER IS WAY BETTER
@@jamesgeppetto5316you prune
Just staring outside tells you NOTHING,IT ONLY SHOWS WHAT IS HAPPENING CURRENTLY SO USING THE MET OFFICE OR THE BBC FOR A FORECAST IS A MUST HAVE
@@jamesgeppetto5316the Met Office KNOW EXACTLY WHAT THEY ARE DOING,IT IS NOT THEIR FAULT IF THEY DON'T ALWAYS GET THE FORECAST CORRECT,THE UK WEATHER IS EXTREMELY HARD TO GET 100% PERFECTLY SPOT ON AND THAT MEANS UK PEOPLE HAVE NO RIGHT TO BLAME THE MET OFFICE FOR MISTAKES EITHER
Micheal got fired for his comment which I thought was bad
He wasn't fired - did weather forecasting 1974-2004
@@Keithbarber in other words Michael Fish retired from forecasting the weather in 2004
@@stephensnell5707 yes
Michael fish joined when the bbc were still using their original magnetic rubber symbols - these were changed in 1975 and lasted until 1985 when he presented the last ever forecast using them
From 18.02.1985 he presented the weather forecast using computer-generated maps for another 19 or so years, including the infamous storm in 1987
3D computer video graphics were used from 2005 onwards