That’s BBC weather.
American weatherpersons often speak of “intervals of sun.” “Sunny intervals” sounds brighter and more cheerful. I’d like sunny intervals, soon.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Sunny intervals
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When I read your headline ('Sunny Intervals') I thought you were going to write about major thirds.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, we could use some sunny intervals up here in Wisconsin too!
We need major thirds too. I once named this kind of day a Cmaj7#4.
ReplyDeleteAh, but is the BBC Weather itself a sunny interval?
ReplyDeleteOnly occasionally, I guess.
ReplyDeleteThen the BBC isn't doing it's job properly. I would petition for the re-introduction of Michael Fish.
ReplyDeleteFor anyone who‘s curious, Wikipedia has it covered: Michael Fish.
ReplyDeleteHeh. Sorry - I assumed anyone blogging about BBC weather would know their most infamous weatherman.
ReplyDeleteI’m a relative newcomer. But I thought someone else might be wondering about Mr. Fish too.
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