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July 9th 03, 06:23 PM
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*Mini* heatwave on the way
Wijke Ruiter wrote in message ...
:There must be proper definitions for the term 'heatwave" also for all area's  ver Britain?:In Holland the heatwave is defined as: "5 days at a row above 25 C; and :three of these 5 above 30 C". (Temperature at De Bilt-site.) I don't think "heatwave" has an official definition in Britain. It is just used in a general sense to refer to a period of hot weather - by journalists more than meteorologists, perhaps. Colin Youngs Brussels |
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