Do you have a favourite weather presenter?
Are you irritated by some of the things they say?
I often wonder why things go in pairs - "spits and spots", "dribs and drabs", bits and bobs".
I often wonder why they say it is going to be "a grey old day", or a "cold old day", or a "windy old day".
Why "old"?
Daniel Corbett, the fussy camp one doesn't say 'temperatures' - he says 'the numbers'
My own favourite is Tomasz Schafernaker
or if you prefer.......
Are you irritated by some of the things they say?
I often wonder why things go in pairs - "spits and spots", "dribs and drabs", bits and bobs".
I often wonder why they say it is going to be "a grey old day", or a "cold old day", or a "windy old day".
Why "old"?
Daniel Corbett, the fussy camp one doesn't say 'temperatures' - he says 'the numbers'
My own favourite is Tomasz Schafernaker
or if you prefer.......