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Did you see the BBC forecast yesterday where the forecaster said:" This
is known as "Suckers Gap" in the trade". That's where you have one front immediately on the heels of another with a clear spell in the middle. You think the rain is over, because of the clearance, then you (poor sucker) get caught out by the second front. |
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