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Weather: this week in history

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
26th March	1920	A very mild winter meant that at West Wickhham asparagus was cut on the earliest date known. Tulips, lillies-of-the-valley and all perennials were also well advanced.

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