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Weather map of 18 March 2000
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Weather map of 18 March 2000.

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  My forecast
 
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1954: The first live BBC Television forecast, lasting five minutes, was made by Met Office forecaster George Cowling.

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Today’s weather forecasters can report the weather with increased accuracy.

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