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Hot spell
to end | 16 April 2003
After the warmest spell of the year so far Britain's weather
is set to change again...
£215
million CAA deal | 15 April 2003
A new £215 million deal has been signed with the Civil
Aviation Authority...
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The atmosphere
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The
winning team
Major motor sport events take place regardless of the weather,
but adapting to the varying weather conditions can mean the
difference between getting a place on the podium or even finishing
the race at all. But that's where the Met Office comes in...
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| PAST UK WEATHER |
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March 2003
The whole UK experienced mean temperatures well above average,
with day times exceptionally above average. Most places were
also very dry and exceptionally sunny.
Many stations broke their exisiting March sunshine records.
The temperature at Altanharra rose from -9°C to 18°C on the
17th, the greatest diurnal rise in temperature for Scotland
in March.
Monthly assessment
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Geographical
Association Annual Conference
The Met Office Education team will be exhibiting at the Geographical
Association Annual Conference in Derby between 23rd - 25th
April 2003. Why not come and visit us on stands 66 and 67.
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