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TV Doc On Severe Weather Thursday 28th Feb

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  • 25-02-2008 1:01am
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    Snowbie
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    With all this talk of snow or lack of it, there is a good documentary on something completly different this thursday on Discovery channel at 9pm called Killer Rain.

    About thunderstorms and floods and other stuff, anyways the add for it looked very good.
    Will sticky this incase any of you are interested and also use it as a reminder for myself:cool: i tend to forget about these progs:o


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    Danno
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    God bless Sky+. Just added it to record. Thank You.


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    Snowbie
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    Lol, nearly forgot. This is on shortly also repeated an hour later on Discovery +1.


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    Wertz
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    I have discovery in my package and hardly ever watch it....have to tune in to this. Bugger all else on anyhow...


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    ian_m
    Registered Users Posts: 1,322 ✭✭✭ian_m


    Was it any use?


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    Snowbie
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    As about weather, was interesting enough. Moreorless based on a research team out in Darwin in Oz on climate and also better accuracy in forecasting. Results would be fed into a "soupa computer" and results takes 10 years to analyze. In other words, in 10 years time FI (fantasy island or fuppin impossible) would start after the 7th day and every forecast would be accurate up to the 7th day?


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