Summer's a big washout in East Lancashire
4:00pm Monday 18th June 2012 in News
EAST Lancashire is experiencing higher than average levels of rainfall, according to a local weather expert.
Roy Chetham, who collates data from his monitoring station at his home in Huncoat, said the past fortnight has already seen more than a full month’s average.
Rainfall in the first half of the month was 3.73 inches, already more than a full month's average.
Mr Chetham said temperatures were depressed with a daily mean so far of only 12.4, which is one of the coolest Junes on record.
The weather is expected to become more unsettled with heavy rain and winds on Thursday, with stormy weather forecast for the weekend.
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davidinburnley
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7:32pm Mon 18 Jun 12
1. We all live here so we know what the weather has been like and don't need it rubbing in.
2. How can summer be a wash out when it has not even officially started? The first day of summer is 21 June - so I can't see how you can call it a washout on 18 June.
How many inches from the ground?
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8:29pm Mon 18 Jun 12
woolywords
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8:05am Tue 19 Jun 12
Jerzei Balowski
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10:02am Tue 19 Jun 12
vicn1956
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10:43am Tue 19 Jun 12

Scooby says...
4:35pm Mon 18 Jun 12