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Last month was the driest February in Kilkenny for 37 years, findings from local weather guru Niall Dollard reveal.
Dollard's monthly report also reveals that the month was quite mild, 2°C above normal.
Feb 2023 was the driest in 37 years in Kilkenny. Also it was very mild, nearly 2°C above normal, continuing the run of very mild Februaries, which has intensified in recent years. @kclr96fm @KKPeopleNews pic.twitter.com/7MLXcB4LUj
— Kilkenny Weather (@kilkennyweather) March 1, 2023
Dollard notes that mild Februaries have become more regular in recent years.
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