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Weekend Outlook

TheHairyFairy · 2008-07-31 08:04:51

Guys we are doing a community charity event here in Fermanagh at the weekend, any indication of how the weather will be, it'll help us plan better?

31-07-2008 8:04am

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Guys we are doing a community charity event here in Fermanagh at the weekend, any indication of how the weather will be, it'll help us plan better?

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#2 31-07-2008 8:06am

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Unfortunately it looks like more of the same. I'd plan on it being pretty wet if not very wet - can you do any of the stuff in the local community hall or school gym maybe?

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#4 31-07-2008 9:02am

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Yes we can, however its a Community Garden project so we'll have to brave the weather.

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#5 31-07-2008 9:08am

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Hard to avoid the outdoors so!
Keep your eyes on the forecasts - you might get lucky with the timing, there are fronts swinging over the country in succession one after the other for the next few days but that doesnt mean there wont be some dry intervals in between and leeward of hills especially , it'll probably be hard to get the timing accurate until maybe 24 hours or less before.

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#6 31-07-2008 2:34pm

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As long as its not a complete wash out theres no worries, thanks all.

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