Earth Changes from September 2017 - to present / Biblical Hurricanes, Earthquakes, Floods, Volcanic Activity, Fires, Snow Ice Storms

Hundreds of people have been evacuated along the Seine as floods caused significant damage in Paris suburbs in recent days, but no deaths or injuries have been reported.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5319753/Wine-cellars-risk-River-Seine-bursts-banks.html#ixzz55PCalaS2

More than 200 French towns battle floodwaters as River Seine is set to reach peak tonight - closing roads and schools and evacuating hospitals in underwater Paris. River Seine has swollen to more than 13ft higher than its normal level amid the third-wettest winter since 1900. The Louvre is on high alert, with its lower level closed, and Musee d'Orsay and Orangerie galleries also at risk. Vigicrues flooding agency believe the river will continue to rise, peaking at 13.1ft this evening or on Monday

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5321469/Paris-remains-high-alert-river-continues-rise.html#ixzz55WAfyHAl

Forecasters warned more than 20cm of snow from the 'Beast from the East' is expected to fall across the UK until midday, BRITS are facing potential commuter chaos this morning after the "Beast from the East" forced rail companies to cancel 200 trains and airlines to postpone flights.

Forecasters also warned how roads across the UK could be too dangerous to drive on, with more than 20cm of snow expected to fall across the country up until midday. Amber warnings have been issued for snow showers this morning, covering the South East and North East of England and the East Midlands.

THE BEAST DAY 2: Click here to read the latest forecast and how the Siberian snow blast is wreaking havoc across Britain: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5680600/storm-emma-beast-from-the-east-clash/

Up to eight inches of snow has blanketed much of the country with Brits shivering in -15C temperatures as the "wind chill factor" makes it feel colder than it has in 27 years.

As the 'Beast from the East' continues to cause carnage:

Brits are emptying supermarket shelves as they desperately stock up on essentials
Being warned to only travel if necessary as 'blizzard-like' conditions and black ice pose a 'risk to life'
Advised to avoid major roads such as the M20, A120 and A15 due to multiple crashes
Brace for more plunging temperatures and snow tonight before Storm Emma brings gales and even more snow tomorrow

The Met Office revealed how the snow storm could lead to people becoming stranded in their cars along with further rail and air cancellations. This morning, pictures emerged of traffic struggling through a blanket of snow on the A19 in Teeside. Forecaster Marco Petagna said there would be some "quite treacherous driving conditions" due to the snow, as many make their way into work.

Scientists at the Russian Academy of Sciences have warned that a huge magnetic storm will strike Earth on March 18, disrupting satellites, GPS navigation and power grids across the planet. According to doctors, people may experience headaches and dizziness as a result of the storms. During a magnetic storm, doctors advise to drink more fluids and to avoid using electrical equipment. “Try to sleep. Do not overload the body with excess coffee, alcohol, heavy food,” recommends therapist Victoria Poroshenko.

Rt.com reports: According to this graph, three days before the storm, on March 14, 16 and 17 , geomagnetic alterations will be experienced. Before that period, the magnetosphere will be calm. The magnetic storm that will reach Earth on March 18 will be the third since the beginning of this year. The first was recorded on January 15 and the second on February 19.

- Britain's highest ever weather warning
- for first time as South West faces up to two feet of snow and National Grid warns UK is 'running out of gas'
- Storm Emma will meet the Beast from the East's chilly Russia air over Britain as it rolls in from the Atlantic
- Drifting snow has caused misery for motorists and police say 'most roads' in Lincolnshire are impassable
- London Paddington station shut due to 'severe weather' and no flights at Glasgow Airport until tomorrow
- Motorists on M80 near Glasgow were stuck for up to 13 hours with some spending the night in their cars
- Temperatures drop to -16C in worst period of weather experienced in Britain since the 'Big Freeze' of 2010
- Drivers on the M80 near Glasgow were stranded for up to 13 hours last night as others abandoned vehicles;
- National Grid warned of a gas shortfall of around 50 million cubic metres which could hit industrial users;
- London Paddington train station was closed today due to icy platforms with trains only going to Reading;
- Police said 'most roads' in Lincolnshire were impassable and even snowploughs could not get through;
- Conditions could worsen in Britain with 60mph gusts from Storm Emma bringing 'blizzard-like' weather.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5448635/Hundreds-drivers-spend-13-HOURS-trapped-overnight.html#ixzz58VUlEiGv

'The big problem is that the storm this week is coming so soon after the destructive storm from last Friday,' AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Alex Sosnowski said. 'It will disrupt cleanup and restoration operations and is likely to cause a new but less extreme round of travel delays, power outages and damage from falling trees.' A slight consolation is that the storm is not expected to bring the coastal flooding like the one last week. Some coastal New England and New Jersey communities are still feeling the effects of that storm. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning that stretched from eastern Pennsylvania to most of New England, which was due to be in effect through Thursday morning. An estimated 60million people are in the path of the storm.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5471469/Another-noreaster-threatening-communities-East-Coast.html#ixzz594uBddtG

3/8/2018
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