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Record breaking mild start to February 2004

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  • Location: Irlam
  • Location: Irlam
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The first few days of February 2004 were exceptionally mild with record breaking maxima. Tropical maritime air flooded the UK and in any sunshine it felt more like spring.

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It was the mildest start to February on record, the CET up to the 5th was 11.5C

Forecasts from 3rd February

4th February

Maxima recorded on the 3rd February ©

16.7 Lossiemouth

16.4 Hawarden

16.4 Weybourne

16.3 Church Fenton

16.2 Linton-on-Ouse

16.1 Manchester

Maxima recorded on the 4th February ©

17.9 Gravesend

17.8 London Weather Centre

17.0 Coltishall

16.8 Andrewsfield

16.6 Church Lawford

16.6 Great Malvern

16.6 Heathrow

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