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More than a dozen severe storms swept over Ireland and the UK between October and March, the research noted

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Winter storm rainfall made 20% heavier by climate change

More than a dozen severe storms swept over Ireland and the UK between October and March, the research noted

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Never-ending rain in the UK is now 10 times more likely says weather study

Never-ending rain in the UK is now 10 times more likely says weather study
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Laois Nationalist — Winter storm rainfall made 20% heavier by climate change

More than a dozen severe storms swept over Ireland and the UK between October and March…

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