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September 15th 08, 10:09 AM
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Cloud rotation Poole Dorset
On Sun, 14 Sep 2008 21:58:56 +0100, MCC wrote:
Check the date on your computer, please. Your posts are showing 2009. You mean he isn't really posting from the future? I was planning to travel to Pool on the 12th September next year just to see it! 
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September 3rd 09, 08:44 AM
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Cloud rotation Poole Dorset
"Gary L" wrote in message
... The countdown begins 10,9,8........Good riddance :-)
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September 12th 09, 03:42 PM
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Cloud rotation Poole Dorset
Thunder and hail here in Branksome Poole about 15:20.
Very slow moving thundery showers. Heavy rain with some large hail. A big group of staff gathered to watch a very menicing dark cloud with rotation that could be seen very clearly. One member of staff got a lump on his head from a very large piece of hail approx 12mm diametre. Heardly a breath of wind. Clouds seem to be forming in situ. Gary Bournemouth Town Centre
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September 12th 09, 08:25 PM
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Cloud rotation Poole Dorset
A link below for video from the local paper of some of the flooding.
http://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/ech....43077.0.0.php Gary "Gary L" wrote in message ... Thunder and hail here in Branksome Poole about 15:20. Very slow moving thundery showers. Heavy rain with some large hail. A big group of staff gathered to watch a very menicing dark cloud with rotation that could be seen very clearly. One member of staff got a lump on his head from a very large piece of hail approx 12mm diametre. Heardly a breath of wind. Clouds seem to be forming in situ. Gary Bournemouth Town Centre
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