"Sunday will be the better day". Grr!

[jack.h...@gmail.com]

TV forecaster talking about a drier and sunnier Sunday after a wet Saturday.

In many people's books, wet weather is preferable.  A casual survey suggests that cafes do more trade on wet days.  And of course, gardeners and farmers desperately want rain at the moment.

As I have said many times, there is no such thing as GOOD weather.  What is one person's 'good' is another's 'bad'.  I do appreciate that [especially TV] presenters need to 'entertain'.  But I do wish they would stick to simply describing what is expected and not add personal views.

Jack

[Len]

As you point out, whether sunny and dry is good or bad weather depends on your personal view.

But, with our usual variable weather, I think the weather presenter is speaking for the majority if he/she describes a sunny dry day as good weather.

Len