Summer time

Don’t forget to set your clocks forward by one hour on Sunday 28th March 2010, officially the start of British Summer Time. We may be losing an hour but with extra daylight in the evenings and a long summer ahead, there’s plenty to look forward to after the clocks change.

This year we have been predicted another heat wave. Last year's incorrect prediction of a BBQ summer was a wash out but now another forecaster(not the met office) is sticking its neck out and predicting the same for 2010.
The Met Office's incorrect forecast for 2009 dissapointed families who had booked holidays in the UK and anyone looking forward to a bit of Sun.
It was followed by a predicted "mild winter" - but the UK was brought to a snowy standstill in the coldest temperatures for 30 years.
Positive Weather Solutions (PWS) - which employs just five staff at its office in Abergavenny, Mid-Wales , is claiming Britain can bank on a barbecue summer in 2010.
PWS accurately predicted the Big Freeze, said there was a chance of a White Christmas and made a host of other accurate long-term predictions in the last two years, so the odds are on it could be correct.
There's a good chance of record temperatures across the UK. The highest temperature record of 38.5C may well fall.
The firm reckons temperatures in June, July and August could be higher than the hottest summer on record in 1976.
For 15 days at the end of June into July that year the UK saw temperatures above 32C for 15 days straight.
PWS also predicts the UK's highest ever temperature of 38.5C recorded at Brogdale in Kent, on August 10, 2003, will be smashed in the first half of August.
"There's a good chance of record temperatures across the UK. The highest temperature record of 38.5C may well fall.
lets hope they are right!
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