Anyone who thinks the British weather is getting wilder with each passing year should cast their mind back to this day 60 years ago. On the night of 31st January to 1st February 1953 the east coast of Britain experienced one of the most catastrophic weather events in the nation's history when it was pummelled by violent storms which resulted in the loss of hundreds of lives. Many of those whose lives were spared found themselves on rooftops awaiting rescue.
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Whether travelling locally or abroad. It is wise to best check the path of any severe weather. While such storms can be an annoyance causing delays, flight cancellations, and trip deviations, they can be much worse. I have travelled with some that say that "It is nothing.", or "I've been through it before." But it is always worse than they care to admit. Others seek danger and look to stare the hurricane in its face- tempting it, taunting it, daring it to harm them.
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With just a week to go before the ‘big day’ the UK’s airports have geared up for what is the busiest few days in the Christmas getaway rush!
Millions of UK Passengers Passing Through UK Airports This Week
The next two weeks are one of the busiest fortnights in an airport’s year, this week especially Saturday 18th through until Christmas Day,
with Heathrow expecting half a million passengers, whilst Gatwick
Airport set to see a phenomenal 700,000 passengers pass through its
terminals from this weeken
