BBC weather app ‘forecasts 14,408mph winds and 404°C temperatures’

BBC Weather app users woke up to immoderate chaotic upwind this greeting – hurricane unit winds and temperatures of 404°C.

Forecasters were near scrambling aft ‘data issues’ shared the chaotic upwind claims, including 1 with reports of 14,408mph winds.

Simon King, the pb BBC upwind presenter, wrote connected X: ‘Oops, don’t beryllium alarmed by immoderate of our upwind information this morning.

‘Be assured determination won’t beryllium 14,408mph winds, hurricane unit winds oregon overnight temperatures of 404°C.’

One societal media idiosyncratic joked helium thought helium had woken up successful Florida alternatively than the UK.

Tim Bracey wrote: ‘It possibly seen arsenic a gag (in mediocre taste) but we expect the BBC to supply close information!’

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