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1. www.timeanddate.com › weather › ukWeather in April 2012 in London, England, United Kingdom

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   Weather reports from April 2012 in London, England, United Kingdom with highs and lows.

2. www.wunderground.com › historyWeather History & Data Archive - Weather Underground

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   Find historical weather by searching for a city, zip code, or airport code. Include a date for which you would like to see weather history.

3. www.meteocentre.co.uk › historical-weatherHistorical Weather & weather archive - Meteocentre

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   Weather Archive. What was the weather like in past days? Here, you will find a detailed historical weather for all professional stations since the beginning of measurements. Select a country in the first box to see all available locations with historical weather.

4. www.metoffice.gov.uk › case-studies › april-2012April 2012 - Wet and windy - Met Office

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   • Widespread Flooding So Why The Continued Drought?
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   Many parts of England had been suffering from a well publicised drought. Why did the rain during the 28 and 29 April 2012 lead to so much flooding across the UK? If an area has been suffering from drought conditions then to ease the drought conditions sustained rainfall is needed to replenish the ground water levels. If a lot of rain falls in a sho...

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   Many parts of southern England were affected by gusts of 50-60mph and numerous trees were blown down. As discussed earlier it had been a recording breaking month for many parts of the UK in terms of rainfall and the windy conditions of the last weekend caused further disruption with many areas affected by flooding as well as gale-force winds.

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   Met Office - Stormy end to April

   Met Office - Wettest April on record

   BBC News - Wind and rain causes disruption in Devon and Cornwall

   BBC News - Wind and rain hit England and Wales

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5. premium.weatherweb.net › 10989-2Weather in History – UK Easter Holidays

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   For most though, temperatures climbed well above the average for an 'early April' Easter holiday, with maxima well above 18 in the south by Sunday, and above 15 in the north. Several stations broke all-time sunshine records for the weekend.

6. www.calendar-365.com › calendar › 2012April 2012 Calendar

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   3 days ago · View the month calendar of April 2012 Calendar including week numbers. And see for each day the sunrise and sunset in April 2012 Calendar.

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   Was 2012 a wet year?

   • The significance of 2012 as a wet year is highlighted when we consider the dry start with widespread hosepipe bans and many areas experiencing drought conditions. In 2012 the weather regularly made the news headlines and if you asked somebody to describe 2012 in a single word they would probably say 'wet'.

   2012 - a wet year - Met Office

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   Was 2012 a 'normal' year?

   • Weather is the day to day changing of the atmosphere and history has shown variations within our weather patterns do occur. Most people would probably perceive a 'normal' year as having a cold winter with some periods of frost and snow and a summer which brings some periods of settled weather. 2012 was by no means a 'normal' year.

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   What was the wettest month in the UK in 2012?

   • Much of the rainfall was focused on the south. April 2012 was the wettest April on record in the UK since records began in 1910. By April 29 Liscombe in Somerset had seen 273.8mm of rain, more than 3 times the 86.4mm average. April contrasted sharply to March which was the fifth driest March on record for the UK.

   April 2012 - Wet and windy - Met Office

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   Was 2012 drier than normal?

   • What makes 2012 all the more interesting is that the start of the year was drier than normal. Image one on shows how the rainfall for each month of 2012 compares with the long term average. For example in March the UK had only 39% of the long-term average rainfall.

   2012 - a wet year - Met Office

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   Where does the sunrise and Sunset come from in April 2012?

   • The sunrise and sunset in April 2012 are calculated from New York. The direction of the sunrise and sunset may differ depending on your location, particularly if you live east or west in the United States.

   April 2012 Calendar

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   How does 2012 compare to the long term average?

   • Image one on shows how the rainfall for each month of 2012 compares with the long term average. For example in March the UK had only 39% of the long-term average rainfall. January, February, March and May were drier months and many parts of the UK had hosepipe bans in force. The summer brought a change to wetter than average weather.

   2012 - a wet year - Met Office

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8. www.metoffice.gov.uk › weather › learn-about2012 - a wet year - Met Office

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   The significance of 2012 as a wet year is highlighted when we consider the dry start with widespread hosepipe bans and many areas experiencing drought conditions. Further information Met Office:...