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Down in the thirty years 1981 to 2010 was -5.4 °C. July is normally the warmest month in Northern Ireland, with mean daily maximum temperatures varying from about 17.5 °C in the upland areas and along the north coast to almost 20 °C in low lying areas south of Lough Neagh and in Fermanagh. In the UK

and is an average across a thirty year period, from 1983-2013. It should be used in conjunction with figures 6 and 7 to assess variability across the county and from year to year. The figure is also based on monthly averages so it is not detailed enough to assess onset or cessation of rainfall at a daily scale

Kefalonia attracts visitors from April to October with temperatures peaking in the low thirties during the height of summer, to a more comfortable low twenties during the spring and autumn.

Weather Data 27 6 Project Planning & Design Criteria Planning Averages Planning Averages Reports provide expected conditions for a given month at a given location. By looking over a thirty-year period you can understand the monthly norms to expect on site. Planning Averages give guidance

accidents did occasionally happen. Figure 21. The wreckage of a Blenheim MK IV Z7355 Flight Sergeant Harry Garthwaite and crew, May 14 1942. Flight Sergeant Garthwaite had just completed a RHOMBUS race over the North Sea. By 1945 some thirty long range met reconnaissance flights each day were being made

of 2011 relates to that period. Figure 1 shows the mean temperature anomaly across the UK. The anomaly is the difference in temperature, observed during this period, compared to the same period between the thirty years of 1971 through to 2000. © Crown copyright 2010 6 Figure 1 – Mean temperature

of thirty (30) days, either Party may terminate the Contract immediately upon giving written notice to the other. Return to top 15. Variation 15.1. The Met Office may, from time to time and without notice, change (i) the Services in order to comply with any applicable safety or statutory requirements

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and Wales has an enquiry service whereby we can spend up to thirty minutes investigating your query. Please contact us using the details below. A limited service along similar lines may also be available for Scottish records still held at Saughton House. Please email [email protected] with your

should start to run. 6. Click on “Monitor PRECIS” button in the main window. 7. The experiment monitoring window will appear. The text at the bottom of the window indicates the state of the experiment. After one model day fully completes (approximately fifteen to thirty minutes, depending on the speed