http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2297946/UK-weather-Drivers-rescued-15FOOT-drifts-trains-delayed-Britain-freezes-freak-spring-weather.html#ixzz2ONNaoknS
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-72 motorists trapped in their cars in Cumbria and had to be rescued
-Some spent night in a school while others forced to sleep in a pub
-The Environment Agency has issued 59 flood alerts across the UK
-Engineers still working to connect 29,000 Northern Irish homes to power
-Drivers have been warned to drive carefully amid snow and sleet blizzards
-Sporting events across Britain have been cancelled today due to weather
-Police in Cumbria warn people not to travel unless 'absolutely necessary'
-Forecasters have warned that temperatures could plummet to -3C tonight
-Highest overnight snowfall was in Belfast where nine inches fell
-British Red Cross drafted to transport medical staff to hospitals in Wales
Indrukwekkende beelden!
-72 motorists trapped in their cars in Cumbria and had to be rescued
-Some spent night in a school while others forced to sleep in a pub
-The Environment Agency has issued 59 flood alerts across the UK
-Engineers still working to connect 29,000 Northern Irish homes to power
-Drivers have been warned to drive carefully amid snow and sleet blizzards
-Sporting events across Britain have been cancelled today due to weather
-Police in Cumbria warn people not to travel unless 'absolutely necessary'
-Forecasters have warned that temperatures could plummet to -3C tonight
-Highest overnight snowfall was in Belfast where nine inches fell
-British Red Cross drafted to transport medical staff to hospitals in Wales
Bericht laatst bijgewerkt: 24-03-2013 12:27
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