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In the town of Algemesi, they say the floods hit without warning.
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Manchester Evening NewsUK weather: Met Office gives snow verdict amid reports of 168-hour 'non-stop blizzards'
The Met Office has shared its long range weather forecast for December
- The Bolton News
How long do wild rats live in the UK? (It might surprise you)
Rats can settle in homes and gardens in the UK but how long can they live?
- Daily Echo
Delight as UK's biggest bird of prey spotted again on our doorstep
The UK's largest bird of prey has been spotted by an 'eagle-eyed' photographer flying high above Lepe in the New Forest
- The Independent
Scientists sound alarm about terrifying ocean event that could bring global devastation
The collapse of critical ocean circulation could bring major droughts and freezing temperatures across Europe
- The Independent
UK weather: Snow forecast as Britain faces chilly week with Met Office predicting -7C frost
Temperatures to plunge after mild weekend weather with snow forecast for Scotland and northern England
- The Guardian
UK weather: Arctic blast will end unseasonably mild weekend
Widespread sub-zero conditions in rural areas forecast from Monday, with high ground in Scotland as low as -12C
- Reuters
Storm Bora floods homes, streets in Greek island of Rhodes
Torrential rains flooded homes, businesses and roads in the popular Greek tourist island of Rhodes on Sunday, forcing authorities to temporarily ban the use of vehicles as Storm Bora pounded the country for a second day. On Saturday, a man died in flash floods which hit another Greek island in the northern Aegean. The fire service received more than 650 calls to pump water out of flooded buildings on Rhodes island and evacuated 80 people to safer ground, with the city of Ialysos hit the hardest.
- Manchester Evening News
Met Office warns snow will return to parts of UK within days
The weather will 'turn colder' as we head into next week
- Manchester Evening News
Met Office warns temperatures could drop to as low as -7C within days
Despite a mild weekend parts of the UK will have freezing weather this week
- The Telegraph
Miliband’s green energy plans only ‘artificially’ cheaper than nuclear or gas
Ed Miliband’s plans for green energy are based on assumptions that make them appear “artificially cheaper” than nuclear or gas, according to critics.
- CNN
Nearly two million people remain under lake-effect snow warnings
Nearly two million people remain under lake-effect snow warnings through early Monday. CNN’s Polo Sandoval reports.
- The Hill
What Trump’s expected withdrawal from global climate efforts means for the environment — and the economy
President-elect Trump’s victory is expected to result in the U.S. exiting the Paris Agreement once again and more broadly disengaging from global climate efforts. Experts say they don’t expect this to derail international work to address global warming, but that it will cede U.S. leadership on climate issues and technology in a way that could make the country less…
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Bear chases moose family into pond
This is the moment a bear chased a small herd of three moose into a pond in Yukon, Canada on July 17. One of the moose turned around and challenged the bear, causing it to give up on its pursuit.
- The Guardian
Cheaper loans on table to urge UK motorists to EVs, plus cuts in fines for firms
Business secretary Jonathan Reynolds says there is ‘no route to net zero’ that ignores concerns of businesses after wave of closures
- SWNS
Locals in UK town that were 'terrorised by fish-eating otters' say they've returned
Several locals who live in Ulverston, UK, reported the animals were breaking into their ponds and killing their Koi Carp fish in October. Nobody in the local area saw the otters for a few weeks, so residents assumed that the animals had died. However, shocking CCTV footage captured in the early hours of Friday, November 29, morning shows the otter going onto the garden before being scared off.
- Reuters
Death toll rises to 12 as Thailand and Malaysia face worst floods in decades
The death toll from the worst floods in decades in southern Thailand and northern Malaysia climbed to at least 12 on Saturday, authorities said, as tens of thousands of people were evacuated due to rising water levels in the past three days. In southern Thailand, the floods have impacted nearly 534,000 households, with the death toll climbing to nine from four reported on Friday and leaving thousands in 200 temporary shelters that have been set up in affected areas, the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation said. The Chana district of Songkhla province suffered the worst floods in 50 years, with video footage showing people being carried out to trucks from their homes inundated by a torrent of flood water.
- Wales Online
Cardiff will be warmer than Rome this weekend before temperatures plummet
It is going to feel very mild this weekend but it will only be short-lived as frosty morning are also in the forecast
- The Guardian
Can goats predict earthquakes? Can dogs forecast volcanic eruptions? These scientists think so
Tracking the behaviour of tagged animals from space could transform the research into a host of natural phenomena
- ABC News
4 million under winter storm alerts as snow buries Buffalo, rest of Great Lakes region
More than 4 million people across five states were under winter storm alerts on Sunday as heavy lake-effect snow continued to bury the Great Lakes region, prompting emergency declarations and the deployment of National Guard troops to rescue stranded motorists. Another day of intense lake-effect snow bands is expected Sunday, especially in western New York, which has already received more than 40 inches of snow since Thursday and is expecting up to 24 more inches on Sunday into Monday. Parts of New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin were under winter alerts as of Sunday.
- Oxford Mail
Number of flood warnings still in place as river levels 'remain high' in areas
A number of flood warnings remain in place as river levels "remain high" in areas across Oxfordshire.