Have ye fixed the weather yet 
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- Thread starter Uncle Rob
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you Going Rob??
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Rev Chuck's sorting it out Rob
Have a safe trip up..no recklessness..I know what you're like!
Will have the red carpet ready for your arrival!!
and the graaaaaaaaaaavy!! Take it you're not a veggie?!!
Have a safe trip up..no recklessness..I know what you're like!
Will have the red carpet ready for your arrival!!
and the graaaaaaaaaaavy!! Take it you're not a veggie?!!Uinneag
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Monday 6th August to Sunday 12th August 2007
“High pressure dominates all parts to give a greater chance of drier weather”
High pressure should dominate most areas, pushing across the British Isles from the southwest. This should mean more good news for the flood-affected areas as these areas will see rainfall fall below the seasonal average for the first time in many weeks.
Temperatures may be above the average in Northern Ireland but pretty much average in most other areas. Sunshine should be plentiful too, particularly in East Anglia.
“High pressure dominates all parts to give a greater chance of drier weather”
High pressure should dominate most areas, pushing across the British Isles from the southwest. This should mean more good news for the flood-affected areas as these areas will see rainfall fall below the seasonal average for the first time in many weeks.
Temperatures may be above the average in Northern Ireland but pretty much average in most other areas. Sunshine should be plentiful too, particularly in East Anglia.
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