“Storm” Chandra

From NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT

By Paul Homewood

While the US struggles with some really stormy weather, the increasingly pathetic Met Office try to whip up hysteria with so-called “Strom Chandra”.

In other words it will be a bit wet and windy.

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January 26, 2026 10:22 pm

All those coloured warnings or classifications…sometimes I’m so fed up by this utter BS that I truely envy those who are colour blind…or even dogs, for they can only see greyscales. sarc?

Mr.
Reply to  varg
January 26, 2026 10:39 pm

Yes the weather was never this dramatic when we only had black & white TV.

I remember the 1950s in Qld when we had 3 cyclones a year.
All got a bit ho-hum with b&w TV.

Nick Stokes
January 26, 2026 10:27 pm

In other words it will be a bit wet and windy.”

Yes, he said it would be wet and windy. He is a weather forecaster. Is he wrong? Should he have forecast something else?

Mr.
Reply to  Nick Stokes
January 26, 2026 10:34 pm

I love it when weather forecasters talk dirty.

(I just hope the “windy” refers to the wind in her hair, not the wind emanating from other regions).

Anthony Banton
January 26, 2026 10:38 pm

The only hysteria on display here comes from Homewood himself. As ever desperate to get in a dig at the MetO.
He has obviously missed the fact that we do not get US style winter storms. Ours are a bit tamer as regards cold and snow, but we can only deal with what we get and warn of any hazards they bring at the top end of the scale.
That is what the MetO is charged to do as a public service.
And here you see it in action, though this is an extended/detailed presentation that they do on YT, and not one to be seen on the BBC.
This TV forecast presentation is merely telling viewers what they want to know, outlining likely hazards for those travelling/living in those areas and is aimed at the more weather literate viewer.
Who Homewood is not, as his posts on here have evidenced.

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Reply to  Anthony Banton
January 26, 2026 11:56 pm

You missed the point. The point was that it was named.

January 26, 2026 10:44 pm

Notice the use of “below average” when if it’s above average they use the term “above normal”?