re: #39 FFL (GOP Delenda Est)

Weather reporting was a pretty important thing.

The Germans were setting up weather stations in various obscure places with the Allies trying to find and remove them.

Weather in the Atlantic was important since storms or fronts could affect convoys, air raids, etc. Plus invasion planning was very dependent on weather conditions and thus the more information you had on wind, etc. out in the Atlantic and across the Atlantic the better.

“Depending on this front, we’re dropping on Normandy or Galway.”