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Weather Watch

Cool and wet month with a lion’s share of the wind
12:12pm Friday 18th April 2008
MARCH kept to tradition by coming in like a lion.

Illusions of summer by day but not in the earth
2:08pm Friday 21st March 2008
SUDDEN and extreme swings in the weather, characteristic of the past year or so, were again in evidence during February. This time there was a mild, wet and windy start and finish, either side of a dry, calm, clear and frosty interlude lasting over a fortnight.

None of us escaped a new year drenching
12:43pm Friday 15th February 2008
ACROSS the region, it was widely the wettest January for more than 25 years, apart from along the coast. Rainfall varied between 150 per cent and 250 per cent of normal from east to west. Accumulations ranged from about 90mm (3.4in) to almost a staggering 300mm (12in) up in the Dales, where one or two places suffered their worst drenching in any month since at least 1960.

A warm, wet and windy December
1:03pm Friday 11th January 2008
THE statistics for December show it to be a very average month but conceal the two highly contrasting weather types that we encountered.

Late rainfall brings end to driest autumn in 25 years
12:23pm Friday 14th December 2007
THE late summer and autumn dry spell lasted until November 17.

EDITOR'S CHOICE
NORTH YORKSHIRE
Bollywood on Swale
CLEVELAND
Ready to ride into the sunset
COUNTY DURHAM
Young brains battle it out
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