Sunday 31 December 2017

December Snow Dates Success & Proof + More On The Way In 2018

Our subscribers December 2017 forecast actually said and got the following right (Issued in September)...

1. Potential major mild spell of weaather
2. Three x widespread snowy periods for the EXACT dates from 100 days ahead

Actual screenshot of our subscribers forecast from almost 100 days ahead showing this in the link below (please view below):


Below is further CONCLUSIVE PROOF LINKS/EVIDENCE/PICS of successful snow dates for the exact dates we told our subscribers & we always say + or - 1 to 2 days for how far in advance the snow dates forecasts are issued (100 days ahead)

In addition to this please note that we ALWAYS issue our long range forecasts before ANY other forecasters in the world and to get such accuracy for each snow dates is extremely difficult and has often been termed "impossible" by standard meteorology, yet we have conclusively proven otherwise in the below and would be grateful if people can view what we are achieving here at Exacta Weather️
First correct subscriber snow dates from 100 days ahead = 7th - 9th December


https://news.sky.com/story/britain-set-for-coldest-night-of-the-year-as-heavy-snow-expected-11187440

In addition to this - One of our much earlier forecast quotes from November + PROOF of JANUARY Freeze/Snow was provided for public consumption via national media stating the following:

James Madden, forecaster for Exacta Weather, warned Britain is facing a repeat of the 2010 big freeze that brought -20C in Scotland and lows of -10C in the south.

He said: "We are certainly looking at one of the coldest winters SINCE 2010 and La Nina could have some impact on this.
"We could be looking at some record-breaking weather patterns, more so from JANUARY ONWARDS in terms of cold and snow.
https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/661580/uk-weather-bbc-forecast-britain-christmas-snow-big-freeze-2010-cold-winter
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UPDATE ADDED: 31st December 2017 - James Madden


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