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Hudson river in manhattan will be under water. under water. we checked tonight. actually, it s congested, but still a road. in march of 2000, the independent newspaper ran a piece explaining that snowfalls are now just a thing of the past. we re quoting. snow is starting to disappear from our lives. the piece quote add climate expert claiming that children just are not going to know what snow is. no idea what snow is. it will be a relic not of the ice age but of the great inferno of global warming. then in 2004, civilization still existed. the guardian predicted that major european cities will be sunk under rising seas is britain is plunged into a siberian climate. it was around this time that they decided hey, we don t want ....
Catastrophic, in terms of our native flora. over half of the native species have declined since the 19505, species have declined since the 1950s, by and large, that is due to modern agriculture, obviously since the 1950s we ve had a huge push to increase productivity in agriculture and that is where it is the decline of many different habitats that support wild flowers, particularly grasslands and he things that have been converted to production or have been converted to production or have been improved for livestock production, so the results are pretty astounding. we are also starting to see the impacts of climate change, we are seeing some species are spreading as the climate warms, so some species from southern britain and southern europe are sort of spreading northwards, species such as the br could, but much more worrying is the decline of species on mountains in scotland, for instance, that rely on heavy snowfalls and snow patches. and ....
Parts of the midlands, into the peak district and northern england through the course of today and into this evening in scotland. it s much colder, clearer here and it will be very, very cold. now, where the temperatures do drop away through tonight, there is a chance of some icy patches forming following the recent wet and sleeting weather. here are the temperatures minus five in the lowlands of scotland. but look at that, eight degrees in plymouth with that milder south westerly breeze. now, this is what we ve had today. this is the weather front. it s moving away towards the east. this is the low pressure that will bring the snow, possibly disruptive snow on thursday. so it starts off wet in the southwest, breezy to snowfalls across northern parts of wales. the snow then moves into the north west of england, a mixture of rain, sleet and snow. here could be some snow settling around close to the coastal areas, but really not an awful lot. most of the snow will be around again, the pe ....
In sheltered glens in scotland could fall as low as 13, possibly 15. so tomorrow, we still have the arctic air firmly in place. the atlantic air trying to push into southern areas. and for the rush hour, there will be some snow likely across parts of southern england before that moves away. but later in the day, we ll see more rain preceded by snow coming in across the southwest. move north of that for scotland, northern england, northern ireland and much of east anglia, it should be dry. but, once again, it is going to be a cold day away from the southwest. then it turns a little bit more disruptive on thursday into friday. disruptive snow, heavy snowfalls across the north pennines, northern ireland and the scottish hills. so this could affect you if you live in these areas with disruption to travel, for example, as this deep area of low pressure comes in with its weather fronts. now in the south, in the mild air, we re going to have rain and windy conditions. it s also going to be ....
So tomorrow, we still have the arctic air firmly in place. the atlantic air trying to push into southern areas. and for the rush hour, there will be some snow likely across parts of southern england before that moves away. but later in the day, we ll see more rain preceded by snow coming in across the southwest. move north of that for scotland, northern england, northern ireland and much of east anglia, it should be dry. but, once again, it is going to be a cool day away from the southwest. then it turns a little bit more disruptive on thursday into friday. disruptive snow, heavy snowfalls across the north pennines, northern ireland and the scottish hills. so this could affect you if you live in these areas with disruption to travel, for example, as this deep area of low pressure comes in with its weather fronts. now in the south, in the mild air, we re going to have rain and windy conditions. it s also going to be windy where we ve got the falling snow. so that snow will be drifting a ....