The British spend such much time talking about the weather (76)
that it is hardly surprised to find that many people take up (77)
weather forecasting (预报) a hobby. The Meteorological Office, (78)
that tells people what the weather will be like the next day, is (79)
always receiving suggestions from people. Some of these (80)
people base their forecasts by the movement of the stars, (81)
others people on past weather records, and there are a few who (82)
use their observation (观测) of conditions in countryside. The (83)
Meteorological Office’s computers are better than one person work (84)
by himself, but they certainly make plenty mistakes. (85)