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Issued at: 1200 1 Apr 2003

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Summary: Rain moving south followed by colder showery weather. Windy.

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No severe weather is expected in the next few hours.

No severe weather is expected in the next 12 to 48 hours.

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PAST UK WEATHER

February 2003
A mostly dry and very sunny month across the UK, with mean temperatures slightly above average.

Moderate and at times heavy snowfall caused widespread disruption across Northern Ireland on the 1st and 2nd. A high of 15.7 °C was recorded in Central London on the 26th.

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