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August 19th 05, 07:24 AM
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What's causing the rainfall "blob" over the south?
Notice that according to the radar the cold front is now around the
east coast - and is still forecast to move well into the continent during the day - so what's causing this persistent "blob" of rainfall in the south? It would suggest a very marked distortion of the front, but there's nothing in the charts (e.g. the T+12 of the Met Office) to explain it? Nick |
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