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Weather: this week in history
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This week in weather history...
Kent has experienced the harshest of weather conditions over the years. Local historian Bob Ogley takes us on a trip down memory lane - a look at this week's weather down the ages.
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DATE
YEAR
WEATHER

25th
February

1911 Three men were seen walking across the frozen waves at Whitstable. It was one of the coldest February of the century.

1st
March

1949
Serious flooding between Margate and Gravesend was caused by exceptional high tide. It was so bad that flooding had made Herne Bay, Whitstable and Chatham to be declared as 'one incident'.

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