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June 23rd 07, 01:53 PM
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Raiin
With yesterday's rainfall, we have just amassed 244.5mm of rain for
May and June combined so far in Coventry. This is now the highest May and June rainfall total here since records began in 1870 - the previous record was 224.2mm in 1878. Despite having the driest April around here since 1938, the rainfall total for the first six months of the year stands at 475.1mm - only the first half of 1872 (482.7mm) and 1977 (496.7mm ) have had higher rainfall totals. Still more to come before the end of the month, I think! Steve Jackson Bablake Weather Station Coventry UK www.bablakeweather.co.uk |
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June 24th 07, 11:48 AM
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"Steve J" wrote in message oups.com... With yesterday's rainfall, we have just amassed 244.5mm of rain for May and June combined so far in Coventry. This is now the highest May and June rainfall total here since records began in 1870 - the previous record was 224.2mm in 1878. Despite having the driest April around here since 1938, the rainfall total for the first six months of the year stands at 475.1mm - only the first half of 1872 (482.7mm) and 1977 (496.7mm ) have had higher rainfall totals. Still more to come before the end of the month, I think! Steve Jackson Bablake Weather Station Coventry UK www.bablakeweather.co.uk June started of OK in the SE but now it is starting to remind me of June 1997 and 1998. It seems that something is causing low pressure systems off the Atlantic to stall over the UK. |
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