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1. Weather FAQs | uk.sci.weather resources
Welcome to the uk.sci.weather resource site. Here you will find the Frequently Asked Questions for the newsgroup, a glossary of meteorological terms, and a wealth of other ...
Some history .... Bank holidays were first introduced (in the UK [of Great Britain & the whole of Ireland at the time]) by the Bank Holidays Act of 1871.
1. uk.sci.weather FAQ - The UK Weather Information Site
The Original uk.sci.weather FAQ ***NOTE that these pages have not been updated since 15 January 2000 since there is now a completely revised introduction to the uk ...
2. faqs: Tonbridge-weather.co.uk - Tonbridge Weather Station Homepage
Weather data has only been reliably and continuously recorded in the UK since 1659 as part of the Central England Temperature (CET) series, although this does not cover ...
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Q: What is the difference between a watch and a warning? A: A Watch means that conditions are favorable for severe weather to occur. Watches are issued for many counties ...
PLEASE NOTE This is a private automatic weather station (AWS) based in South East England, and reported data is neither official nor part of the UK Met Office network.
Q: What is the difference between a watch and a warning? A: A Watch means that conditions are favorable for severe weather to occur. Watches are issued for many counties ...
