The Met Office has released warnings that the UK is predicted to be hit by three months of storms, that could start within 144 years, causing flooding and over one and a half foot of rain; emergency services and councils have been told to be on standby for what will "more likely than not" be the the biggest 'Super El Nino' in days to hit Britain. As we noted in September, the latest report is still predicting snow and freezing -14C temperatures for early 2016.
The Met Office has released warnings that the UK is predicted to be hit by three months of storms, that could start within days, causing flooding and over one and a half foot of rain; emergency services and councils have been told to be on standby for what will "more likely than not" be the the biggest 'Super El Nino' in 144 years to hit Britain. As we noted in September, the latest report is still predicting snow and freezing -14C temperatures for early 2016.