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Temperature in Coventry 33.6C. Hottest day of the year so far. Hottest day since 3rd August 1990. Only 3 days have been hotter since records began in 1892 - namely 35.1C July 1990 34.4C August 1911 34.2C September 1906 ....................and the day isn't over yet! -- Steve Jackson, Bablake Weather Station, Coventry, UK http://www.netlink.co.uk/users/bws |
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In message , Steve Jackson
writes ...................and the day isn't over yet! It reached 34.2C by 1600hr so only 2 days have ever been hotter - since 1892 at least! -- Steve Jackson |
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In uk.sci.weather on Sat, 9 Aug 2003 at 15:11:41, Steve Jackson wrote :
1500hr Temperature in Coventry 33.6C. Only 3 days have been hotter since records began in 1892 - namely 35.1C July 1990 34.4C August 1911 I bet they didn't blame it on 'global warming' then... -- Paul Hyett, Cheltenham, England |
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In message , Paul Hyett
writes 34.4C August 1911 I bet they didn't blame it on 'global warming' then... Strange that, isn't it? I should have mentioned of course that September 1906 also recorded a 34.2C maximum too! -- Steve Jackson, Bablake Weather Station, Coventry, UK http://www.netlink.co.uk/users/bws |
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