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October 3rd 15, 08:36 PM
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Pz Forecast - Fog, 15mph wind & good visibility - forecast simultaneously
A bit of a classic - see Tues http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/w...ime=1443916800
I think 80% humidity is a bit low for a fog warranting a warning as well. I know how these 5 day absurdities are arrived at, but they make post code forecasts & joke. I remember Camborne reporting fog all day & being the sunniest place in the country, the dreaded fog in the vicinity syndrome, in this case a couple of miles offshore. Graham Penzance |
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