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gale force wind

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gale force wind n → vento di bufera
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Byline: G Taylor Following last week's Arctic weather, Britain continued to be battered by gale force winds, heavy rain and snow, causing yet more disruption to transport and closing schools.
Letter: The BIG issue - Under the weather by The Mirror (London, England)
Ian Robertson, 62, and his wife Jackie, 30, owners of the Old Forge in Knoydart, had to brave gale force winds to get to the ceremony in Glasgow.
Remotest pub is No1 by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Gale force winds snapped a flagpole on top of the Red Lion pub in Old Colwyn.
WALES: Snowdon rescue in gale havoc by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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