Heavy snow blanketed parts of upstate New York on Tuesday, March 14, as a nor’easter was forecast to affect the region into Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service, travel would be “dangerous to impossible” throughout the storm, and power outages were possible.
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Data up to March 30 showed 111.3mm of rain has fallen in the month across the country, 91% more than average.
Easter is likely to have more rain, with average temperatures
Stormy weather brought power cuts in Falmouth, St Ives and St Keverne on Friday
Scientists have set a new record for the deepest fish ever caught on camera - as well as the deepest catch ever made. The juvenile fish - a type of snailfish - was filmed swimming at 8,336m (27,349ft) in the Izu-Ogasawara Trench, south of Japan. The previous record - also a snailfish - was recorded at 8,178m (26,839ft) in the Pacific's Mariana Trench in 2017.
A warning has been issued to dogwalkers and parents of small children to be on the lookout for venomous adders in Norfolk this spring.
Ministers said that plans could see water companies facing unlimited fines and penalties as part of efforts to tackle pollution.
Residents across a wide swath of the South and Midwest on Sunday raced to assess the destruction wreaked by storms that dropped possibly dozens of tornadoes and killed at least 26 people in small towns and big cities. The storms tore a path through the Arkansas capital, collapsing the roof of a packed concert venue in Illinois and stunning people throughout the region Saturday with the damage's scope. Other deaths from the storms that hit Friday night into Saturday were reported in Alabama and Mississippi, along with one near Little Rock, Arkansas, where city officials said more than 2,600 buildings were in a tornado's path.
A BADLY damaged road will be closed to traffic during the daytime from tomorrow (Monday, April 3).
The National Weather Service issued a rare level 5 "high risk" outlook, predicting several "strong to potentially violent" tornadoes in several southern and Midwestern states early Friday
A queue stretched 750 feet out the door of NatWest’s main branch in the City of London in early December 1989 as the public patiently waited to get their hands on water company shares.
We were lucky enough to have optimal conditions during Whale Shark season in Mexico and treated with 100+ feeding in the area. About a 20 mile trip off Isla Mujeres near Cancun our boat arrived where we met these Giants feeding on plankton and fish eggs.
The baby toads have to cross a ‘killing zone’ haunted by carnivorous giant leeches which have a keen sense of smell and five pairs of eyes.
At least 24 people are dead across seven states and dozens have been hospitalized after a tornado outbreak moved across the U.S. on Friday and Saturday, according to local officials. Among the fatalities, five were in Arkansas, five died in Indiana, one died in Alabama and one died in Mississippi, local officials told ABC News. Adamsville, Tennessee, Mayor David Leckner told The Associated Press that seven people died in McNairy County.
‘It just came out of nowhere’
New features breathe fresh life into the River Clyde
The King said the world must realise the need to move towards more sustainable practices.
European airlines fear losing out to rivals based outside the EU that can ignore the bloc's emissions-reduction rules to become carbon neutral by 2050.- 'Stop being naive' - Carbon dioxide emissions from aviation have been included in the EU emissions trading system since 2012.
US officials filed suit Friday against Norfolk Southern, seeking financial penalties after the company's toxic rail derailment in Ohio led to residential evacuations in early February.The suit hits the rail company for unlawful discharge of toxic materials into US waters, seeking about $60,000 per day for each clean water violation.
STORY: First responders on Saturday (April 1) will sift through debris for more possible victims after a fierce tornado sliced through Little Rock and the northeastern part of the state, killing at least two people and injuring dozens of others.On Friday evening, the twister sheared roofs and walls from many buildings, flipped over vehicles and downed trees and power lines, officials said.A blast of extreme spring weather swept much of the United States on Friday, menacing the nation's midsection from Texas to the Great Lakes with thunderstorms and tornados.
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