Storm in a Teacup? How Britain’s Met Office Shakes the World with a Drizzle Forecast
The Met Office, Britain’s national meteorological service, has taken to issuing its forecasts with the solemn urgency of a papal encyclical—except popes rarely need to apologize three days later when the promised “scattered light drizzle” turns out to be a biblical deluge that relocates half of Gloucestershire downstream. Still, the world watches, because when a…
