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Those of us who live in the Lower Lea Valley have experienced some relatively extreme weather in recent months, but unlike in previous centuries this has not caused the River Lea to burst its banks and inundate us with water. Historical records show that in bygone years the Lower Lea Valley was susceptible to frequent major floods, due to the character of its landscape and because flooding is a natural occurrence for the River Lea. Luke Howard. Photo: The Royal Meteorological Society Luke Howard (1772-1864) the ‘Father of Meteorology’ who lived at Bruce Grove in Tottenham, recorde...

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Photograph: Sharon Pinner Whatever direction snowstorms come from, they often seem to peter out before reaching Cambridgeshire. I savour the rare occurrence of a significant dollop of snow. A few years ago, I was able to enjoy the aftermath of one such occasion when running along an ancient track known as the Mare Way. This follows a ridge above the villages of Little and Great Eversden. The extensive views towards Cambridge on one side and Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire on the other were accentuated by hoar frost-encrusted trees and waves of white fields. Mesmeric. Still waiting for that ma...

away her 13-year-old sisters. they were hoping that this would be a rescue mission. there were no rescues today. just recovery. >> looks like a lethal broom swept. >> more than 160 twisters tore across 6 states leaving houses scattered like match stick cars carried off like kite and so much death. 2 90 people were killed. more than 190 in alabama alone. the worst state of cyclone december snrux nearly 40 years. this felt the worst of it. the sisters of 15-year-old justin thomas were desperate to find him. he has been missing since the storm. >> i have never seen devastation like this...