CardiffStorm

How are people feeling about the chance of thunderstorms across Wales today? I think we've got a good chance of some hefty storms late afternoon/early evening.

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It's not all about technical and accuracy though - if they're charging too much for it then they won't win the bid, which they didn't.

Depends what you mean by 'broke'.

As somebody who provides bids in to Government I hope I can shed a little bit of light on why the Met Office have not been chosen. While I don't know the BBC's bid process I imagine it will be fairly similar. The BBC will probably have gathered details of as many potential vendors as possible through the publication of a Request for Information (RFI). The majority of these will then have been asked to complete a Pre-Qualifying Quesitonnaire (PQQ) which provides some more details to the BBC as to what the vendors generally offer and what their commercial side is looking like. So at this

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I can't see wind being a massive problem for Wales. There will be strong gusts (around 60mph) on the south coast but we've seen worse before now. Rain could be a problem for SE Wales but this depends on the exact track of the low, it'll be close.

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