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   The US Almanac for June 22           
 June 1941 was a generally dry month,   
 especially in Scotland. It started on  
 the cool side but soon became sunny and
 warm as high pressure built across the 
 country. It was very hot on the 22nd   
 with temperatures reaching 33C in parts
 of southeast England.                  
   The World Almanac                    
 A disturbance over the Bay of Bengal   
 was responsible for a drenching at     
 Jamshjdpur, located in northeast India 
 to the west of Calcutta. 98mm of rain  
 fell in a 30 hour period to 0900 GMT on
 22nd June 1996. This brought the       
 monthly total to 224mm.                
      From the BBC Wjathjt Centre       
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