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Default Another month of two halves...

I suspect that where you are Paul, February & March have been quite dramatic
with regard to differences between the first half and the second half as
they have been here in Worcester.

With the last week being so warm, it has made a big difference to my mean
March temperatures, averages so far of: Min 3.0C, Max 10.2, mean 6.6C.

With the 'mild' weather set to continue, it looks like this March will be a
warm one overall.
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It looks like March is going to turn out just like February in that
respect.
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Default Another month of two halves...

I suspect that where you are Paul, February & March have been quite dramatic
with regard to differences between the first half and the second half as
they have been here in Worcester.

With the last week being so warm, it has made a big difference to my mean
March temperatures, averages so far of: Min 3.0C, Max 10.2, mean 6.6C.

With the 'mild' weather set to continue, it looks like this March will be a
warm one overall.
_______________________
Nick G
Worcester
45m amsl
"Paul Hyett" wrote in message
...
It looks like March is going to turn out just like February in that
respect.
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham



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Default Another month of two halves...

I suspect that where you are Paul, February & March have been quite dramatic
with regard to differences between the first half and the second half as
they have been here in Worcester.

With the last week being so warm, it has made a big difference to my mean
March temperatures, averages so far of: Min 3.0C, Max 10.2, mean 6.6C.

With the 'mild' weather set to continue, it looks like this March will be a
warm one overall.
_______________________
Nick G
Worcester
45m amsl
"Paul Hyett" wrote in message
...
It looks like March is going to turn out just like February in that
respect.
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham





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