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March, on the cusp of winter and spring, can experience great contrasts in weather. It supposedly starts stormy and ends calm: 'in like a lion, out like a lamb'. In fact, the converse is equally likely. The UK's highest gust, 173mph, occurred on Cairngorm Summit, 20/03/1986. Temperatures reach 21°C (70°F) ~1 year in 10, usually after the vernal equinox 20th/21st.
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