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August 26th 10, 04:00 PM
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26 hours rain Solihull
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It has now been raining since 1300 y'day. The first spots as we stood on the 18th tee. Torrential in the night and we woke to heavy drizzle that has continued all day. Its 12C and dark and grey and bloody miserable. The radar shows the heavy drizzle well. Still nowhere near the record of 59 hours in London in June 1903. JT Dorridge Solihull 
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August 26th 10, 05:30 PM
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26 hours rain Solihull
that post took its time to appear, anyway thats it, I've put the CH on, now
light drizzle only. JT Dorridge "JT" wrote in message news:yNwdo.23138$S_1.11099@hurricane... 1700hr It has now been raining since 1300 y'day. The first spots as we stood on the 18th tee. Torrential in the night and we woke to heavy drizzle that has continued all day. Its 12C and dark and grey and bloody miserable. The radar shows the heavy drizzle well. Still nowhere near the record of 59 hours in London in June 1903. JT Dorridge Solihull
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