After the heatwave, the wet weekend

Monday 09 April 2012 22:31 BST

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The British weather, predictably unreliable as ever, took a turn for the worse over the Easter weekend, with heavy rainfall at Clevedon Pier, Somerset – among other places. That came after the mini-heatwave and the brief cold snap, of course. Wales was hit the hardest, the Met Office said, with Lletty Brongu, in Bridgend, seeing 34mm of rain in 24 hours.

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