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5 Day Forecast for Wellington Shropshire -Saturday, 04-Jul-2009 08:00 pm |
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Sunday Mostly Cloudy |
| High: 23°C |
| Low: 13°C |
| 7 mph |
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Monday Fog a.m. |
| High: 21°C |
| Low: 13°C |
| 8 mph |
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Sunrise: 4:54 Sunset: 21:37
UK Weather outlook
Wind Statistics
Beaufort Scale:
Calm
Gust: 0.0 mph mph
Average Wind: 2.8 mph
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Current Weather ConditionsTemperature
18.0
Hi: 24.7 at 14:11 Wind Chill
18.0 °C
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Falling 1009.04 mb
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Weather Lore |
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When windows won't open and the salt clogs the shaker, the weather will favour the umbrella maker!
Weather Facts |
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35:Atmosphere - Atmospheric Weight
While the atmosphere around us may seem insubstantial, it does have a mass. Held to Earth by gravity, the atmosphere weighs around 6,000 million tons! A human standing at sea level would have around 12 - 25 tons being exerted on them. The reason we are not crushed is because our inner body pressure pushing out is equal to this.
