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the longest track tornado and the largest outbreak of tornadoes in the UK occurred in Eastern England. On 21 May 1950, a tornado which touched-down at Little London (Buckinghamshire) tracked 107 km to Coveney (Cambridgeshire). From there it travelled another 53 km to Shipdham (Norfolk) before
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England, which saw 129% of the average rainfall. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland were slightly drier than average. The wet start to the month saw counties including Bristol, Buckinghamshire, and Tyne and Wear all experience over 100% of their monthly rainfall by mid-month. Sunshine duration
to the month saw counties including Bristol, Buckinghamshire, and Tyne and Wear all experience over 100% of their monthly rainfall by mid-month. Sunshine duration overall was below average, with the UK experiencing 153.7 hours of sunshine, 89% of the average July sunshine hours. Reference climatology
England, which saw 129% of the average rainfall. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland were slightly drier than average. The wet start to the month saw counties including Bristol, Buckinghamshire, and Tyne and Wear all experience over 100% of their monthly rainfall by mid-month. Sunshine duration
departure from - Chatham depart 25/9/ 1839, Cape Verde Islands 14/11, to South Atlantic. (27S, 22W). Hourly air temperature, 4 x daily barometric pressure and attached thermometer at 3am, 9am, 3pm and 9pm, corrected pressure from 22/10, 3-hourly obs from 31/10, hourly observations of all above from 21
1962 3 June 1962 July –1.7 °C Kielder Castle (Northumberland) 17 July 1965 August –2.0 °C Kielder Castle (Northumberland) 14 August 1994 September –5.6 °C Santon Downham (Norfolk) Grendon Underwood (Buckinghamshire) 30 September 1969 October –10.6 °C Wark (Northumberland) 17 October 1993 November
to flooding, with trains between Caterham and Purley suspended due to flooding. Tennis matches at The Queens Club championships were delayed by rain, and flooding was reported across Basingstoke and parts of Buckinghamshire. There were reports of flooding on the A316, and fallen trees in Rushmoor
in Buckinghamshire which was closed for a time between J4 and J5, with many minor roads in the area affected by deep standing water. The south coast of England saw very strong winds early on the 1st, with trees brought down and power outages in Hampshire and Dorset. Northern Ireland and south-west
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