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July 21st 04, 09:31 PM
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Dry since July 9 in southern England
For the same period, and using your format (hope you don't mind):
Romsey 6.9mm (4). Nigel. The dry area shows up very clearly in the figures but it is really quite small in extent. Here are some totals for July 9-20 inclusive (no. of rain days out of 12 in brackets): Odiham 2.8 (4) Charlwood 3.4 (6) Farnborough 5.8 (4) Benson 12.2 (5) Northolt 14.0 (5) Heathrow 14.8 (5) Luton 16.1 (8) Andrewsfld 16.8 (11) H.Wycombe 17.0 (5) Bedford 17.4 (8) Manston 25.4 (7) Wattisham 25.6 (8) Holbeach 57.2 (9) Philip Eden |
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