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A resident of Safety Harbor, Florida, found live catfish swimming in flooding outside their home as Tropical Storm Debby caused coastal flooding on Florida
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OK! MagazineBrits set to bask in Indian summer as expert says incoming UK heatwave 'even hotter than expected'
Brits are currently enduring a rather wet and miserable start to the week, but a heatwave is on the horizon - and one weather expert believes it could be even hotter than originally thought
- OK! Magazine
UK weather: Exact date temperatures set to soar back up to 25C this week
The latest forecast maps have revealed the exact date temperatures will rise again, reaching highs of 25C after the unseasonably warm weather earlier in the week
- CNN
4 killed as heaviest rain in decades hits parts of central and eastern Europe
At least four people have died, thousands of homes have been damaged and hundreds have been evacuated from homes after flooding struck central and eastern Europe on Saturday
- The Telegraph
Otter drags child underwater off marina dock
A river otter dragged a child from a marina dock before pulling him underwater and biting him in a rare attack. The boy and his mother were walking along the dock at the Bremerton Marina in Washington State on Thursday when the animal attacked. The young boy was dragged underwater, resurfacing after a few moments. As his mother lifted him out of the water, the otter continued to attack and bit her on the arm.
- Echo
Amusement park issues statement after fire breaks out on south Essex seafront
Huge flames and a plume of black smoke could be seen as crews tackled the flames at Leisure Island Fun Park in Eastern Esplanade yesterday
- The Telegraph
Six dead as severe flooding hits eastern and central Europe
Dramatic flooding across Central Europe left at least half a dozen people dead as forecasters warned of more rain to come.
- Swindon Advertiser
‘Fireball’ seen over Swindon as 33-metre asteroid flies by Earth
A “fireball” was seen over Swindon as a 33-metre asteroid was scheduled to pass by Earth.
- KameraOne
How did it get there? Cow climbs into a water tank and forces epic rescue
An unexpected rescue took place in Uttar Pradesh, India, on September 11, when a cow climbed up a water tower. JCB machinery was called in to safely lower the animal. The incident attracted a large crowd of onlookers, and the cow was eventually rescued.
- Echo
Basildon residents told to shut windows as response to huge fire needs 48 hours
BASILDON residents have been told to keep their doors and windows close
- Sky News
Robert F Kennedy Jr says he is being investigated for chopping head off dead whale with chainsaw
Former US presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr has said he is being investigated for cutting off the head of a dead whale with a chainsaw. Speaking during a campaign event for Donald Trump in Glendale, Arizona, RFK Jr said: "I received a letter from the National Marine Fisheries Institute saying that they were investigating me for collecting a whale specimen 20 years ago." The 70-year-old did not go into detail about the decapitation of the whale, but his daughter previously described how he had used a chainsaw to cut the head off a dead whale 30 years ago.
- CNN
An unusual shift in the weather has turned the Sahara green
There isn’t much green in the Sahara Desert, but an unusual shift in the weather pattern has caused storms to move where they typically wouldn’t.
- The Guardian
Alice lives off-grid, but not by choice. ‘Hecs for households’ could radically improve her dilapidated home
For most of her life she’s lived without running water, electricity and a fridge. Her toilet is often clogged so she goes to the bathroom in the bush
- Bloomberg
Travel Chaotic, Damage Mounts After Central European Floods
(Bloomberg) -- Widespread flooding in central and eastern Europe from days of unrelenting rain is playing havoc with rail transportation and causing more evacuations of residents as well as damage to homes and infrastructure.Most Read from BloombergHousing’s Worst Crisis in Decades Reverberates Through 2024 RaceAn Affordable Nomadic Home Design Struggles to Adapt to Urban LifeUS Driving and Congestion Rates Are Higher Than EverA City Finds Success Using 'Trees as Medicine'The Hague Is World’s Fi
- Oxford Mail
Three-vehicle crash on Oxford bypass sends motorist to hospital
Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue crews responded to a three vehicle crash on the southern bypass which sent a person to hospital for treatment to their injuries.
- The National
'Grave concerns' over plans for 26 new homes in Borders village despite flood warning
LOCAL councillors have shared ‘grave concerns’ after flooding fears failed to sink plans for 26 new homes in a Borders village.
- AFP
Trees felled by Tropical Storm Bebinca kill six in Philippines
Falling trees killed six people in the Philippines after a fierce tropical storm brought strong winds and floods, officials said Sunday. Four children on the way home from school in Malabang municipality in the southern province of Lanao del Sur were killed Friday when a huge tree fell on the motorised tricycle they were riding during the storm, municipal police Christina Obina told AFP. "The wind was so strong, causing the tree to be uprooted," Obina said.
- The Independent
UK to see warmer temperatures next week as London forecast to be hotter than Barcelona
Forecasters say high pressure should bring warmer weather across the UK next week
- The Guardian
‘There’s something in the air’: UK airport expansion gears up for takeoff
Lobbyists are increasingly confident about expansion plans as concerns for the economy start to deepen
- The Guardian
Is the Beetaloo gas basin going to damage our water resources? Plibersek has asked experts to find out
The Greens and crossbenchers are urging Plibersek to use the expanded ‘water trigger’ powers but she has vowed to listen to ‘independent scientists’
- The Guardian
Kyiv’s botanical garden staring at disaster as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy sector
Destruction of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure puts botanical garden’s rare and exotic species in danger