h/t Instapundit
Parts of the UK have seen a flurry of snow as Britain prepares for a "bitterly cold" weekend.
Snow started to fall as far south as Eastbourne, East Sussex, with downland at Beachy Head seeing a light dusting on Saturday morning. Parts of Kent, including Tunbridge Wells, and Essex have also seen snowfall.
Snowy showers were also reported in parts of Scotland, Wales, northern England and the Midlands as the Met Office confirmed that a band of rain, sleet and snow had worked its way south across many parts of the UK.
A Met Office spokesman said the snow has not settled in most areas and will turn back to rain as the day develops. I thought snow was thing of the past due to AGW?
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Now I understand just why the English found the Americas such a fie place, the weather is the same.
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Well, the did call the first digs New England.
BTW, meanwhile, back home 11.2 inches of snow fell at O’Hare Airport, the second largest November total after an 1895 storm that dumped 12 inches on Chicago. - Chicago Area Digs Out From Record Storm
KARACHI: Pitched battles between two groups involved in drug peddling turned the city’s Old Golimar area resulted in the death of five people while one person was injured.
Rangers have launched an operation in the area Pak Colony area of Old Golimar. During the door-to-door search operation more than 50 people have been rounded up while drug dens have been demolished.
According to reports, following the clash between the two groups, two people died on the spot while four were shifted to the hospital where three succumbed to their injuries.
The deceased have been identified as Waseem ,Mairaj, Mohd Shahid, Anwar Hussain and Mohd Fahim.
During the ensuing operation launched by Police and Rangers, the police set alight the area used by drug addicts while the drug dens have been demolished.
QUETTA - Iranian border guards fired four mortar shells into Pakistani territory in Chedgi area of Balochistan on Saturday. A senior official of Balochistan government confirmed that Iranian border guards violated the Pakistani frontiers. However, no loss of life was reported in the attack, he said.
Areas like Panjgur, Mand, Washuk and Chagai on several instances have constantly witnessed mortar shelling by Iranian security forces. Border guards fired eight mortar shells in the same area on October 17. Similarly, a few months ago, mortar shelling from the border killed two people inside the territory. Pakistan has raised the issue with the Iranian government but Tehran categorically stated that it would target ‘terrorists’ trying to enter in Iran’s territory or want to disturb peace between the two countries.
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QUETTA - Iranian border guards fired four mortar shells into Pakistani territory in Chedgi area of Balochistan on Saturday. A senior official of Balochistan government confirmed that Iranian border guards violated the Pakistani frontiers. However, no loss of life was reported in the attack, he said.
