‘I do not remember the weather so severe…’ a historical perspective on weather extremes in Wales

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‘I do not remember the weather so severe…’ a historical perspective on weather extremes in Wales. / Jones, Cerys; Davies, Sarah.

2014. C3W Public Lecture, Abersytwyth, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

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Jones, C & Davies, S 2014, '‘I do not remember the weather so severe…’ a historical perspective on weather extremes in Wales', C3W Public Lecture, Abersytwyth, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, 08 May 2014. <http://c3wales.org/event_details/public-lecture-cerys-jones-sarah-davies/>

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Jones, C., & Davies, S. (2014). ‘I do not remember the weather so severe…’ a historical perspective on weather extremes in Wales. C3W Public Lecture, Abersytwyth, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. http://c3wales.org/event_details/public-lecture-cerys-jones-sarah-davies/

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Jones C, Davies S. ‘I do not remember the weather so severe…’ a historical perspective on weather extremes in Wales. 2014. C3W Public Lecture, Abersytwyth, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

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Jones, Cerys ; Davies, Sarah. / ‘I do not remember the weather so severe…’ a historical perspective on weather extremes in Wales. C3W Public Lecture, Abersytwyth, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

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