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mainland africa last month, but instead of petering out, as expected, it swerved back out to sea, picked up more strength, then headed back to shore, tearing through one of the poorest corners of the continent. in the hospital, where i am speaking from at the moment, they ve had around 119 deaths. at least half of those are children, and the residents where the mudslide was said that there were an awful lot more people buried in the mud. so i think this is going to get worse as we get a fuller picture of what s going on. freddy first took shape off the coast of distant australia. it s since become one of the longest and most powerful storms on record. only four storms have made the journey all the way across the indian ocean from australia to africa, so this is really unusual. now, as for climate change, will it make long lasting
are all gone. here in blantyre, malawi, grieving relatives queue outside hospitals, waiting to identify the dead. rescue workers, already grappling with a cholera outbreak, are entirely overwhelmed. cyclone freddy first hit mainland africa last month, but instead of petering out, as expected, it swerved back out to sea, picked up more strength, then headed back to shore, tearing through one of the poorest corners of the continent. in the hospital, where i am speaking from at the moment, they ve had around 119 deaths. at least half of those are children, and the residents where the mudslide was said that there were an awful lot more people buried in the mud. so i think this is going to get worse as we get a fuller picture of what s going on. freddy first took shape off
western sewells where it is a chilly day, in the north we will see the wind strengthen further, potentially damaging, disrupting in northern scotland with rain sleet and snow. a window of dry weather then more rain northwards as we head into new year s eve and milder weather will push north with it. so a cold start across the north, some dry and bright weather, rain edges across northern england into southern scotland before petering out. more rain for england and wales through the day as well, limited amounts of sunshine, pretty mild in the south, chilly in the north, that is the way it continues towards midnight. many