I can't remember the exact figure (which is just as well, because it probably isn't accurate anyway) but forecasts are only supposed to have a 1/3 chance of accuracy anyway.

Just roll some dice instead.

i checked the weather forecast for saturday-just-gone on at least five different occasions - the weather each time was different to before, and the weather on saturday was much better than predicted. as a result i have sunburn on my nose and cheeks.

it's fun looking at how different the forecasts are for different areas under the same met office

rock n roll!

weather forecasting in "not precise science" shocker?

it spends a lot of money, uses a lot of technology and is a science.

normally i don't seem to have a problem with it being wrong though, albeit i don't check it on the hour

UK

http://www.accuweather.com/ukie/index.asp?partner=accuweather&traveler=0

sometimes i get into my office at 8.45 and the forcast will show a big happy sun when its shitting it down outside, and then if you check at 9.05 its been corrected. solution: cut outt he middleman and go to the met office's site