At least 20 aftershocks follows, with another major earthquake – measuring at least 7.5 magnitude – striking central Turkey hours later
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As a 48-hour cold snap is expected to grip the whole of England, sky-gazers hope to catch a glimpse of a so-called snow moon over the next three days. A weather warning has been issued until 6pm on Tuesday, with all regions set to have cold nights and overnight frosts. According to deputy chief forecaster at the Met Office, David Oliver, an area of high pressure will "dominate" the UK's weather, with temperatures in the day returning to mid-single figures, normal for this time of year.
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Met Office forecasts predict that the UK will drop to below 0C, seeing a health warning issued.
A new winter storm is bringing heavy rain and snow along the West Coast this weekend, with some areas expected to see up to four feet of snow. A foot of snow has fallen in the mountains around Lake Tahoe, with nine inches reported further south at Mammoth Mountain in California, as snow still falls on Sunday afternoon, according to meteorologists. Heavy snow will continue over mountain ranges in the West.
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Emergency services are evacuating residents after a train carrying hazardous material derailed and caught fire amid fears an explosion could send sharpnel flying over a mile and create a toxic cloud.Residents of East Palestine, Ohio, USA, have been ordered to evacuate after the train, made up of more than 100 cars - 20 classified as carrying hazardous materials - left the tracks.The incident occurred on February 3rd and has been burning now for three days.Local fire chief Keith Drabick said: “We need to get everybody who remained within that mile radius - or decided they needed to come back within that mile radius - we need you to leave now.Credit: SWNS
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At least 912 people were killed and a further 5,385 injured after a powerful earthquake hit southern Turkey in the early hours of Monday, February 6, according to the Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.This footage sent to Storyful by Ahmet Aslan shows the aftermath of an apartment building collapse in Sanliurfa.Erdogan said that Turkey has been offered international aid by NATO, the EU, and 45 other countries following the quake.Some 2,470 people had been rescued, according to latest updates, and 2,818 buildings were reported to have collapsed.Hundreds of deaths were also reported in neighboring Syria.Turkey’s Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) said the quake struck the Pazarcik district of the Kahramanmaras region at 4:17 am at a depth of seven kilometers.The quake was measured at 7.8 magnitude by the US Geological Survey. Credit: Ahmet Aslan via Storyful
A funnel cloud spun across Lanzarote, in Spain’s Canary Islands, on Saturday, February 4, amid weather warnings for the region.Spain’s meteorological agency said yellow weather warnings were in place for Lanzarote on Saturday, with local media reporting a tornado, a hail storm and heavy rain across the island.Footage by Roger Hartley Alva shows a funnel rotating in Playa Blanca, in the south of island, he said. Credit: Roger Hartley Alva via Storyful
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A small tornado caused damage to several homes, a school and other properties after touching down in the town of Cobden, next to Greymouth on the west coast of New Zealand’s South Island, early on Monday, February 6, according to local officials.Mayor of Grey District Tania Gibson posted photos showing damage in the town and said residents in the worst-hit houses were “thankfully safe and unharmed.”A roof covering a pool at Cobden School was left damaged after being “partially lifted” by the tornado, Gibson said.This security footage from the grounds of the school shows the moment the tornado barreled through, according to Cobden School Principal Noula Markham. Credit: Cobden School via Storyful
A winter storm brought snow to the Greek capital Athens, closing schools, nurseries and courts on Monday and disrupting both traffic and power supplies.The storm, dubbed Barbara by Greek meteorologists, reached Athens on Sunday afternoon after sweeping through the north of Greece and islands in the North Aegean Sea.
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The video shows an incredible rare moment filmed in the African wild of a pink baby elephant swimming with its family in a river. Baby elephants are just adorable creatures and when you find a baby elephant that is pink, it puts cuteness to whole new level. It was during a scorcher of a day in the Kruger National Park when I managed to capture this rare and unique moment in the wild. It was during the middle of the day when everybody was back at camp, relaxing after their morning safari. The camp has a beautiful view over a river in front of it and guests can laze around on the decks of the camp while watching animals come and go. On this specific day a huge herd of elephants came to the front of the camp into the river for a swim. It was incredibly hot and humid, and the elephants decided to spend some time in the river and enjoy a cool down swim in the river to everybody’s amazement. Suddenly someone noticed something strange amongst all the elephants and called me over to come and have a look. I immediately saw what the person pointed out to me. It stood out like a shiny pink gleam of light. There it was in front of us, a pink baby elephant swimming with the rest of its family. We couldn’t believe what we saw. I immediately grabbed my camera and started filming this incredible sight. The pink baby elephant was having the time of its life swimming and playing with its family in the river. I realized we were looking at a true albino baby elephant, with an unpigmented skin with no melanin, unpigmented eyes and not so white but pink skin. Only a small number of sightings have ever been reported of pink elephants in the African wild. Unfortunately, the chances for this baby elephant to make it to adulthood are slim. The ruthless African sun makes survival a daily struggle for non-pigmented animals such as this cute baby elephant. The sun can also cause blindness in their unpigmented eyes. Besides all these factors, albino animals also stand out, are less camouflaged, which make them much more vulnerable to predators. Luckily this pink baby elephant has a massive herd protecting it. It would really take a lot for any predator to even attempt hunting the pink baby elephant with so many big elephants around to protect it, which they will. Everybody was blown away by what we have seen in front of the camp in the middle of the day, leaving us entertained and with a lifetime memory.
At least 1,200 people have died after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey and Syria on Monday, 6 February. This video shows the scene in Diyarbakir as crews frantically search for survivors trapped under the rubble. At least 15 buildings were reported to have collapsed in Diyarbakir as the earthquake shook the region.
The US Geological Survey preliminarily reported a 3.8 earthquake centered east of Buffalo in the suburb of West Seneca at about 6.15am