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Nutty Norfolk Naturalists

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My partner Adam and I love nothing more than venturing out into our stunning and peaceful local countryside and spending our leisure time lurking in the hedgerows and along the seashore, river banks or unique Norfolk broads, peeking into every nook and cranny searching out interesting fauna and flora to spy through our binoculars or photograph with our digital cameras.

Up-To-Date Weather: Latest Hurricane News

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When you are facing any type of disaster, you need to stay up to date with the weather broadcasts and the latest hurricane news especially, if you are in the midst of a hurricane, or you have family and friends that are in the hurricane tracking area...

Published 23 weeks 6 days ago
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20 Thai death in Floods

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Official announcement says there are floods in the provinces of Phrae, Sukhothai, Chiang Mai, Lamphang, Lamphun, Mae Hong Son, Uttaradit, Phitsanulok, Tak, Nakhon Sawan, Nakhon Phanom, Udon Thani, Sakon Nakhon, Petchabun and Ayutthaya.

And sorry to hear that

Altogether 20 people were confirmed dead, 11 injured and one person was still missing in the flash floods that have hit various provinces in the North, Northeast and the Central Plains, the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation reported on Tuesday

How a Thunderstorm is Forged

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There are three main levels to a thunderstorm. These include the Cumulus; Mature; and Dissapation levels. The storm will reach its peak at the mature level, and then gradually start to die out at the dissipation stage.

Cumulus

There are two ways a storm can start:

Thermals are produced by solar insolation, heating up the ground, causing the clouds to rise high in the air.

If a rookie storm is an area where wind is blowing in a number of directions, forcing the air to rise, and the clouds with it.

Published 29 weeks 4 days ago
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IdiomSite.com - Under the Weather

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This popular phrase for "ill" dates back to 1827. It is commonly believed that bad weather can make you sick.

A site visitor gave his/her opinion about this idiom:
I believe that "under the weather" is an old sailor phrase. When men were sick, they would rest below deck and thus were literally "under" the weather on deck

Another site visitor gave his/her opinion about this idiom:
Moreover, the deck they were under was likely "the weather deck", meaning the most exposed deck on the ship, usually the foredeck (over the seamen's quarters at the front end of the ship) or the quarterdeck