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Just the fact that it has been questioned...

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So what makes it so distinctly variable? "Britain's unique weather is all down to the fact it is an island and where it's positioned on the planet, between the Atlantic Ocean and a large land mass, continental Europe," says Helen Chivers from the Met Office. "There is a lot going on meteorologically where we are."8 Oct 2013

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This is bullshit and was never the case growing up in Britain.

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A forecast is a prediction of what will happen. ... While often used in the context of weather, forecast can also be used for other types of predictions such as those related to financial or political outcomes. Note that a forecast is typically a prediction made by experts.

Mathematical models

based on the same physical principles can be used to generate

either short-term weather forecasts or longer-term climate predictions;

the latter are widely applied for understanding and

projecting climate change.

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Warm air causes air pressure to rise. ... As a result, more force is exerted

on each molecule

and air pressure increases.

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Sonication (also referred to as ultrasonication) is one process by which samples can be disrupted by pressure. In this case, the pressure is created by a probe that rapidly expands and contracts at high frequencies.

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