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Re: Warmer
Looks good for lunar eclipse watching.
Ive decided to try my luck on the Beckton Alp [singular] in East London.
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Re: Warmer
Well at current im afriad it looks like a huge wedge of cloud over much of england tomorrow night, lets hope it clears.
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There was mention of cooler temps and clearer skies, lets hope they arrive in time
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Re: Lunar Eclipse: weather watch
Looks like we shall be in for a pretty clear night, there may be a few clouds around but this should not cause a problem viewing lunar eclipse

Wrap up too as its going be a little bit chilly!
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