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July 6th 12, 12:17 AM
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Unusual track for tonight's rain?
Looking at the radar as at midnight it looks like Norfolk might get a
hammering. I don't think I've often seen heavy rainfall on this scale moving from S.E to NW, making landfall this far East. I have seen a few good snowfalls here with that track though. Dave, S.Essex |
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