A Russian weatherman has issued an unhinged weather forecast, saying conditions are right for a nuclear strike on Britain and Europe. Meteorologist Yevgeny Tishkovets said today’s conditions were “favourable for the use of a full range of weapons”, including nuclear. He added that the direction of the wind would maximise the radiation across Europe. Tishkovets said: “By the way, the wind pattern today is favourable for the use of a full range of weapons, including even low-yield nuclear weapons. Because the wind in the lower troposphere is currently blowing strictly east-west. “From a height of one and a half to five kilometres [4,922ft to 16,404ft], east to west. “Any radiation, any clouds, and so on—everything associated with [a nuclear explosion]—will be blown in a clear, broad direction toward European countries.” The weatherman previously called for a missile strike on Farnborough, Hampshire, based on the weather conditions. The hit did immense damage to Putin’s military machine by knocking out a microelectronics plant supplying key components to multiple Russian missiles. He said: “After the bloody strike of …