For non-Brits: April is usually full of rain (hence the phrase "April showers"), but the past month was exceptionally wet even by British standards. Which is rather amusing when you consider that most of England is officially in drought.
For non-Brits: April is usually full of rain (hence the phrase "April showers"), but the past month was exceptionally wet even by British standards. Which is rather amusing when you consider that most of England is officially in drought.
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Batten down the hatches
This time I got two phone calls back-to-back from the Environment Agency's autodialler: a flood alert for Fareham to Portchester, and a flood warning…
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The sky has fallen!
Work is having a snow day - the boss texted yesterday evening to say "it's pretty tricky on the roads around there so don't try to come to work in…
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Okay, now the sky is falling!
Boss: You may as well head home, the snow's getting worse and those with further to go are already leaving.
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