Live from the BBC, the naked scientists.

This week we're looking into the science of the weather forecast or to give it its proper name meteorology how

a weather forecast predicted how accurate are they and also we'll be hearing from

researchers that have now built mathematical models of how we build up weather and

climate and how they can look into the future not just

months but years ahead to see what the weather has in store for us that's coming

up tonight and if you'd like to join in the discussion call me now I'm Chris

8459 25 2000 or you can email Chris at Naked Scientist.

Naked Scientist.com.

Also here to help present tonight's program,

is Dr. Cat, hello, cat.

Hello, we're going to be bringing you news tonight of the Fisher-Pold, the missing link between creatures

that lived in the sea and creatures that lived on the land.

Chris has been finding out about that.

I've been looking into snoring and who's more likely to snore than other people and

unfortunately we don't know whether we can stop that yet and also bringing you

news of an exciting writing competition for all you aspiring science writers and broadcasters out there.

And we also have up for grabs a trip round the Met Office because one of our guests this evening is

Alex Hill from the Met Office that's where they forecast the weather. We'll be talking to him later,

but if you win our competition this evening, then you could be off down there to join Alex and you

could put together your very own weather forecast as you hear on the radio. So get calling

now 08-59-2559 25 2000 or email Chris at naked

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