27th March - Today's News: Europe Also Hit by Record Cold & Snow
'We'll freeze for another month': Dire weather gripping UK could last until end of April say forecasters - not entirely accurate, but indications are that the current run of colder than normal weather will continue for the foreseeable future. The Daily Mail has pictures and stories on the suffering of the lambs. Further heavy snowfall, expecially in the south, is not expected, at the moment, though obviously cannot be entirely ruled out.
Meanwhile, snow and ice bring further travel disruption to Scotland, there is deep snow still lying in some areas of Northern Ireland. Isle of Man snowfall 'heaviest in 50 years'. And 'thousands of puffins may be dead' in North Sea storms - though I'm not aware it's been that much more stormy than usual.
Meanwhile, snow and ice bring further travel disruption to Scotland, there is deep snow still lying in some areas of Northern Ireland. Isle of Man snowfall 'heaviest in 50 years'. And 'thousands of puffins may be dead' in North Sea storms - though I'm not aware it's been that much more stormy than usual.
Across Europe, record snow brings Kiev to a halt whilst record cold sweeps Moscow after snowstorm. Austria hit by 100-vehicle crash in snow. And migrating golden plovers stuck in Moravia due to cold weather
But in Australia a very different story as more records tumble in summer's final blast
Mexico City shaken by an earthquake whilst another strong earthquake sways buildings throughout Taiwan, killing one person
Meanwhile, human causes are behind the 2011 Oklahoma temblor: wastewater injection spurred biggest earthquake yet, study says
Discovery may allow scientists to make fuel from carbon dioxide in atmosphere - killing two birds with one stone
And finally, a totally off topic story that surely epitomises karma as luck changes for Billy Ray Harris, the homeless man who returned an engagement ring dropped into his beggar's cup. What a wonderful story.
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