Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester records
24 hour precipitation end 7 am 4.92 inches. October rainfall to date 4.58 inches. 1948 rainfall to date 34.96 inches. Average annual rainfall for 38 years 36.20 inches. Monthly averages 1913-1946 include 2.46 Jan, 1.94 Feb, 2.91 Mar, 3.02 Apr, 3.67 May, 3.92 Jun, 3.82 Jul, 3.76 Aug, 2.57 Sep, 3.31 Oct, 2.44 Nov, 2.38 Dec. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Swiss Alps Claim 40 Lives in Season
The Swiss Alps have claimed about 40 lives this mountaineering season from May to mid September as weather and avalanche dangers took tolls. Noted guide Hans Schlunegger and two companions died on the Grosshorn, while a woman climber survived two freezing nights after her partners froze to death in a blizzard.
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Home Castle Status Disputed in Tiverton
Tiverton rural council defies tradition stating an Englishman's home is his castle. Councillor C. W. White criticizes farmer William Edwards for twice denying officials entry to measure rooms for a housing survey and orders another visit to Edwards.
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