Weather forecasts!

I don`t know if others have noticed, but different weather forecasts provided by different organisations can vary with regard to chronology. I usually check the `Met Office` and BBC weather forecasts, the latter forecast being supplied (I think) by a firm based in the Netherlands.
Yesterday evening, the Met Office forecast predicted overcast conditions with fairly strong (but not excessive) winds so, as the winds were more from a southerly direction than of late and because migrants have been turning up in SW England (and elsewhere), out went my two garden traps. Also, rain was not forecast until c 7.00am the next morning, giving me time to inspect the traps.
Later yesterday evening, I checked the BBC forecast which, as a title summary for overnight, said something like `strong winds and heavy rain`.
As my roof-top actinic is wood and prone to soaking (therefore needing subsequent drying out) and its more open top (perhaps why it traps/holds more `good` moths), as well as its precarious (wind-sensitive) siting on the edge of the flat roof, I decided to take it in.
This morning I therefore only had the MV to inspect - at c 7.00am when it was still dry (the light rain came later at c 8.00am). The moth haul was uninspiring with only my FFY large ranunculus (a singleton) and a blackneck being of any interest. The blackneck is quite unseasonal as it is normally in flight during June and July; it must be a rare second brooder.
....I should perhaps have left the roof-top actinic out (and may have caught a convolvulus hawk-moth, which are around) and not have listened to over precautionary weather forecasts.

                             Above: last night`s blackneck (or should it be a `brown-neck`!)