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Third rainiest New Year’s Day since Dutch record keeping began in 1901

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The 15.1 millimeters of rain measured at the National Weather Station in De Bilt made New Year’s Day of 2025 the third wettest since the weather institute, the KNMI, started keeping track of the weather in 1901.The most rain ever to fall on the first day of the year came in 1943 (19.1 millimeters) followed by 1939 and 2003, which both had 16.9 millimeters of rain, weather bureau Weeronline reported on Thursday. For comparison: 2024 started with …
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