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Lightning can strike in many forms. We've already seen the best in snow and storm pictures... now The Huffington Post UK brings you the most high v...
t is bitterly cold down here now, and I have several layers on even when in my sleeping bag. I have a heater onboard but it burns diesel so whilst I am in power saving mode and conserving fuel, using the heater is a no go therefore it is like some sort of torture having all the capabilities of making heat but not being able to use it.
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Kids can be annoying - it's what kids like to do sometimes: be annoying. But this particular kid, Alexander Wright esq., has to take the proverbial bi...
While many of us were tucking into some turkey on Christmas Day, heavy storms were hitting South East Australia, causing flooding in Melbourne and els...
Gale force winds have blown Britain off its feet, as quasi-apocalyptic squalls have seen gusts of up to 100mph rage across the country, causing disrup...
Festive carollers singing “Let it snow” have certainly got what they wish for as snow was “deep and crisp and even” as far south as Exmoor in ...
Hats off to one Mr. Conor Guicha for taking this YouTube video of a runaway trampoline. And for shouting "TRAMPOLINE! TRAMPOLINE!", of course. Poi...
Severe flooding in parts of Scotland is set to continue with heavy rains forecast for Strathclyde, Central, Tayside and Fife, as well as South West Sc...
Should us weather obsessed Brits be worried? Well yes, to be honest. This ex-hurricane is potent and currently blowing gusts of 60-70mph over Scotland and North Wales, stronger winds have been measured over exposed hills.
What may be less well-known is that each region of the world has their own list of names for hurricanes and tropical storms which crop up in that area; and it's interesting to see how the names chosen reflect the cultures of the areas in which they fall.
