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July 16th 03, 03:57 PM
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On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 15:52:03 +0100, "danny" wrote:
That's fair enough but I think they need to get the basics right first ... e.g. something more relative to people's day to day lives (within 24 - 48 hrs). Quite. To 'summarise' the situation, the forecast slow moving band of rain seems to have moved a lot faster than anticipated and moved further west. Phil |
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