The Great British Weather
A new series looking at our obsession with the weather begins tomorrow night on 麻豆社 One. The series aims to unpick the science behind the weather and explore some of the myths behind it.
The team consisting of Carol Kirkwood, Alexander Armstrong and Chris Hollins will be in St Ives for the first episode along with a live studio audience and special guests including the legendary Michael Fish!
A double rainbow in Wales by Rory Trappe.
Specialist Meteorological Reporter and 2010 winner of the TRIC award for 鈥淏est Weather Presenter鈥, will also join the The Great British Weather team across the country as they visit Cornwall, the Lake District and Greenwich (London) on its tour with a live and local audience at each destination.
Episode one will be exploring: why Britain gets such variable weather, what part the weather played in the success of the D-Day Landings and why basking sharks visit our coasts each summer.
Online, viewers can interact with the programme, sharing photos and stories as well as taking part in an interactive a map. Viewers will be asked to send in their weather pics (live) in order to get a snap shot of what the weather is doing around the country.
You can follow the weather team on Twitter and send in your photos to greatbritishweather@bbc.co.uk
Apparently the team will be in Wales at some point, filming cows and discovering if they really do sit down before it rains....
It should be a great series and I'm sure will be glued to his TV!
Comment number 1.
At 13th Jul 2011, Lorraine Ison wrote:I have a weather saying....................February fill dyke, black or white
It means that in february the dykes will either fill with water (makes them look black) or snow