Your current weather in one word...

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outatime1978

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bo***cks :evil:
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stephenprudence

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unhelpful
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Sunny.
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:sad: :eyes: icon_pale icon_ncool
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pdid

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Changeable
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Overcast
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Nigel

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Unbrasilian
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jacko

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chaotic
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horrible
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GoggleboxUK

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Lovely
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Trudytropics

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arctic
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flounder

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Typical
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Sunny
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stephenprudence

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better
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