This weather is getting more bizarre. A mini-tornado in London. What's next?

Question

Snow in Jamaica?

Answer 1

I didn't know London had trailer parks!

Answer 2

Yes it does seem to be getting more bizarre, but when you read through any local history you come across extreme weather events. Certainly the winds are stronger and the summers longer, but I wonder if this is just a cycle that reoccurs, rather than a strange phenomena. I can rememer walking down the A20 40 years ago knee deep in snow. And an earlier memory of being in a three hour storm as black as night, with almost continual thunder and lightening!!

Answer 3

Tornados are happening quite frequently now across Britain. The only reason this one makes the headlines is because it took off the side of a house.
I've seen one off the south coast and one in a field near Leeds Castle in Kent.

Answer 4

A mini-London in a tornado.

Answer 5

Tornado's in the U.K. are not as rare as you might think. According to TORRO over 30 a year are reported in the U.K., but rarely do they happen around highly populated areas.

Answer 6

Ice bergs in Saudi Arabia?

Answer 7

wrong. the weather is as it's always been, unpredictable. even the most sophisticated computers cannot for cast with any accuracy more than 2 hours ahead.weather is simply a phenomena to adjust to as it occurs, and it's nothing at all to do with so called climate change crap

Answer 8

Global warming baby. Here we come. Still not that chilly in London though.

Answer 9

Heat wave

Answer 10

heat wave AND snow on same day
haha