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UK may face up to 10 dry days following what it called the 'wettest week in two years'

The BBC reports that the UK could see up to 10 consecutive dry days, after what it described as the wettest week in two years. The broadcaster has not given further detail on which regions might be affected or exact dates, and no other outlet has yet carried the forecast.

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