Thread: Severe Weather potential: 24 to 25 Nov 2006
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Re: Severe Weather potential: 24 to 25 Nov 2006
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Looks like the low has moved further east that first forecast. Still going to be windy, but the main force seems to be across the SE quadrant of the UK. With high winds across central parts the risk for damage is likely to be high as trees and things will not have been subject to these conditions for some time.

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