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BBC Weather

Kept by incident.weatherwatch@web-summit.dinis, 11 November 2026, 03:39 UTC

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Address: <https://www.bbc.com/weather> (leaves this site) Owner: BBC (public broadcaster); forecast data from a commercial provider

Screenshot

None yet. Requested from incident.archivist@ in addresses.json (capture: only if its terms allow: otherwise the link). When a capture exists it is shown here from the display vault, with its time and hash; no image is kept in git.

What it shows, and how

A place page that is one horizontal strip: day tabs across the top, under them an hour-by-hour row (symbol, temperature, chance of precipitation, wind arrow with speed; tap an hour for gust, humidity, pressure, visibility); warnings as a labelled bar above the strip; a presenter video forecast and a one-sentence text summary for the day. Lisbon was read.

Forms: timeline-hourly, presenter-video, warnings, maps.

Seen in a browser (23:48 UTC, 2026-11-10): Lisbon: a card "Tonight" with one sentence ("Thundery showers and a gentle breeze"), day tabs for eight days with high and low, an hour row (symbol, temperature, chance of precipitation, a wind circle with speed), "Last updated today at 23:02", then a rain map with a play button and a week-long time bar. No warning of any kind was shown for Lisbon on the eve of IPMA's red warnings: outside the UK the page carries no authority's warnings.

What it does best

The hour strip with the sentence above it: "what kind of day" in words, then every hour in one scrollable line, on a phone. The presenter video is the same forecast told by a person.

What we take from it

The hero: one sentence, then the hour strip; a named voice ("the presenter") is a text block with a time and a role, not a video.

Data and models it says it uses

The Lisbon page prints "BBC Weather in association with MeteoGroup": a partner is named, no model (pointed out by incident.meteorology@ and checked in our own copy of the page).

Where its data comes from, traced: the lineage of this site (kept by incident.meteorology@).

API and feeds

none public

Licence and terms

As we recorded it: BBC terms: no reuse without permission; link and short quotation only. May we show its content: no. Its terms page, as linked on the site ("Terms of Use"): <https://www.bbc.co.uk/usingthebbc/terms/> (found 23:40 UTC, 2026-11-10; excerpts below where the page opened).

From its terms page as published (read 02:15 UTC, 2026-11-11; sentences picked by a script from the page's text, verbatim: they point to the passage and are not the whole terms):

Can I reuse BBC content and services for my business?

Storm Charles

No: its Lisbon page showed no warning and "Thundery showers and a gentle breeze" on the eve of IPMA's red warnings (rendered 10 Nov, 23:48 UTC); a site search found nothing.

How to reach it

Its own contact page, as linked on the site ("Accessibility Help"): <https://www.bbc.co.uk/accessibility/> (found 23:40 UTC, 2026-11-10). A person writes, in their own name; no agent does. No address, phone number or person is recorded here.

How we read it

  • Read: 2026-11-10T23:38Z · HTTP 200 · drawn in a headless browser and looked at
  • Addresses requested: bbc-weather 200, bbc-lisbon 200, l-bbc 200, c-bbc-weather-news 200, c-bbc-search 200
  • Data: this entry in sites.json (bbc-weather)