28th February - Today's News: Yet More Rain for Flood-hit Britain
And a bit of snow ...... But we never saw any in Evesham. So a snow-free winter here. Again.
Now for Storm Jorge! Third consecutive weekend of misery starts with another month of rain falling today. Confusingly, the storm was named by the Spanish Met Agency, although it isn't impacting Spain .... And it's not just the Severn seeing record flooding; East Yorkshire flooding worsens as residents evacuated from homes
Meanwhile, yesterday, whilst it missed us, a smattering of light snow in London sparks hilarious predictions of anarchy including delays, school closures and for everything to 'grind to a halt in 15 minutes'
But whilst we're wet, across the other side of the world, California suffers its driest February in 150 years - more drought and wildfires to come.
A narrow Kansas snow stripe could be seen from planes and satellites - up to 13 inches of snow fell in a band that in places was just 7 miles wide ....
Telescopes detect 'biggest explosion since Big Bang'
A large exoplanet could have the right conditions for life
And on the Suffolk coast at Easton Bavents: Farmer's cliff-top cottage demolished as the North Sea continues to eat away as the soft cliffs.
Now for Storm Jorge! Third consecutive weekend of misery starts with another month of rain falling today. Confusingly, the storm was named by the Spanish Met Agency, although it isn't impacting Spain .... And it's not just the Severn seeing record flooding; East Yorkshire flooding worsens as residents evacuated from homes
Meanwhile, yesterday, whilst it missed us, a smattering of light snow in London sparks hilarious predictions of anarchy including delays, school closures and for everything to 'grind to a halt in 15 minutes'
But whilst we're wet, across the other side of the world, California suffers its driest February in 150 years - more drought and wildfires to come.
A narrow Kansas snow stripe could be seen from planes and satellites - up to 13 inches of snow fell in a band that in places was just 7 miles wide ....
Telescopes detect 'biggest explosion since Big Bang'
A large exoplanet could have the right conditions for life
And on the Suffolk coast at Easton Bavents: Farmer's cliff-top cottage demolished as the North Sea continues to eat away as the soft cliffs.
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