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KevBrads1
06 July 2014 08:14:51
7th/8th July 2004 were poor days in the south with a summer gale.

Trees were uprooted and there was flooding

ITN news report



6th July 2004 forecast



8th July 2004 forecast



Gusts mph
Culdrose: 61
Mumbles: 54
Leek: 50.5


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Hungry Tiger
06 July 2014 09:41:35


I can't remember that. Just can't.

Gavin S. FRmetS.
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South Cambridgeshire. 93 metres or 302.25 feet ASL.


DaveinHull
06 July 2014 14:41:46

I can remember it quite well. It was part to the summer that started so well then took a turn for the worst for the last 3rd of June when a northerly developed. It stayed bad until late July until we had a half decent spell to take us into August. I recall getting frustrated by the never ending unsettled countryfile forecasts until a glimmer of hope emerged late in July.

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