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Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2001 21:10:05 +0200
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Walter Blanchard schrieb:
> In the current issue of "Weather" (monthly mag of the R. Meteorological 
> Socy) there is an article "A Lightning Climatology for Europe and the UK, 
> 1990-99" (a non-believer in the EU there!) It has charts showing the 
> frequency of thunder/lightning for the whole of Europe and detailed maps 
> for the UK for the four seasons.  In the summer it's max over the Alps and 
> Pyrenees (more than 10 days/month); in the winter Western Greece.
> In the UK in the Spring there is a peak just south of Scarbro (watch out, 
> Big Kev!) at 4 days/month, in the summer it is joined by another peak over 
> East Anglia both more than 5 days/month. UK winter hardly anything except 
> along the Channel.
> Thought you'd like to know!
>
> Walter G3JKV.
>   
Hi Walter,
I`d like to read the article.
can u scan and e-mail it ? or fax it ?
e-mail adr: dj8wx@qsl.net ,
fax nr: 49482182105 (from UK)
(in case it is too long for this reflector).

tks in advnc
regards
Uwe/dj8wx