is it worth travelling 100 miles to edgbaston tomorrow ref weather?
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Just been watching sky sports, they say it is going to clear up tomorrow. Still going to be cloudy with some rain. But they should get more play than today. The weathermen have been wrong before. I would say GO, i could be a good day out anyway. Sitting around drinking from 10 in the morning talking to the other spectators.
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Try this link.  It is basically a list of numerous weather sites and geography sites for the UK.  It may lead you to what you need.  Best of luck with it.
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The mean highs, lows, and precipitation for each month in any major world city are given at:\n\nhttp://www.worldweather.org/index.htm\n\nThis site contains the best data with frequent updates.\n\nLondon or Manchester are big cities in England\n\nGlasgow for Scotland, Belfast for Northern Ireland\n\nFirst you will need to select United Kingdom, then type the first letter of the city name you want.\n\nIt is very rainy in the U.K. compared with most places in the USA except possibly Seattle and Portland.\n\nIt is cold and clammy in the winter.  Make that very cold for Scotland.  Fuel is expensive and usually only one room is heated rather than the whole house, so you will need sweaters and jackets, a good trench coat, and a parka if you will be in Scotland.\n\nIt is wonderful during Spring through late Summer.  But Americans will consider it rather gloomy during winter because there is much less sunshine at that northern latitude.\n\nLondon is very, very, very expensive.  Even if you work there, you should find accomodations outside and take a train or tube ride to work.  If you are visiting, use Bed and Breakfast places rather than hotels.  Your budget will go at least three times as far.
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Yeah sure.  I live in the UK in a town near a seafront tourist attraction.\n\nLet me know.x.
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4:54 PM  Fair 57°F \n 57°F 22°F 26% 10.0 miles 30.17  From NW\n9mph
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I think you would make an excellent weatherman. That information is probably more informative, than anything they make up everyday. At least your information is guaranteed to be correct in one way or another.
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Scaffel Pike is only 3209ft high. Its an approx 4.5mile walk, so top to bottom in a couple of hours should be easy enough.
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I use a weather forecasting website called Metcheck.\n\nThe weather prediction for my area for December 3rd is currently shown as \n\nSun 3 Dec at 12 noon - max temp 9 °c, wind chill temp 1 °c, pressure 987 mb,  5.6 mm of rain, cloud cover 99 %  wind at 17 mph  \n\nOf course this is only a "best guess" at this stage, but they do provide frequent updates and are often extremely accurate in their short to mid range forecasts.
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http://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/USOR0275.html
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With normal heat during summer and rain in the catchment areas and many parts of the state I expect a very good mansoon and seasonal rainfall.\nThe prediction  for the south west mansoon  from the end of May is a good sign of favourable weather this year after a long time.
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Cuckmere Haven, a few miles outside Eastbourne is perfect and used for a lot of school geography field trips. You can get right down to the water's edge to study the erosion and deposition up close; there's also a hill right next to the river which you can climb for a 'bird's eye view' of the site. \n\nvery easy to get to by bus from either Brighton or Eastbourne.\n\nI have some photos somewhere, if you want them email me.
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It's incredibly windy here in Skelmanthorpe in West Yorkshire....just had to rescue one of my bamboo plants which had been blown over...and it's in a big pot too!\n11:15 pm
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have you seen the weather forecast ?????\nmake the most of it i say
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I DONT KNOW ABOUT FLOGHTS BUT FLIGHTS TAKE ABOUT NINE HOURS FROM THE UK WITH A SHORT STOP OVER
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sure why not if you like rain and mudslides etc...\ntry the east coast
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You could try looking it up on google, or you could try asking other people that have been to the place you are trying to visit during that time what the weather was like.  You could also look it up in a book, books these days are very resourceful. ( not trying to be sarcastic )  I know for a fact that there are sites on the web that predict what the weather will be like in the future for you.  I am not sure what their links are, but I know their out in the web world somewhere.  I hope this was a help.
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Good choice on the museum - it's a brilliant day out. I used to go 3 or 4 times a year when I was a kid. Are you going purely for Beamish? If so the nearest I could find was this one (first 2 Sources links):\n\nBobby Shafto Caravan Park\nMoney Hills\nBeamish\nCo Durham\nDH9 0RY\nTel: 0191 3701776\n\nOtherwise you might be better in a bigger site that is more central to other attractions. There are quite a few dotted along on the coast and in the country-side further in land.