Stassi Schröder.
Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty ImagesSchwanger Stassi Schröder enthüllte, dass ihre Familie von den Schäden, die der Tropensturm Hilary am Wochenende angerichtet hatte, nicht verschont blieb.
„Und ich hatte Angst, die Jalousien und Vorhänge rechtzeitig fertig zu bekommen“, schrieb die 35-jährige Schroeder am Sonntag, den 20. August, in ihrer Instagram-Story. „Meine Hormone bringen mich gerade zum Weinen. Unser Kindergarten 😭.“
Schroeders Beitrag enthielt ein Video, das zeigte, wie Wasser von in die Decke eingebauten Leuchten heruntertropfte. Sie und Ehemann Beau
The UK is facing a somewhat flaccid summer, with rainy weather and temperatures rarely peaking above 25C.
But that’s not stopped the social set from getting some sunshine.
Jetting away to France, Italy, Spain, Portugal and further afield well-heeled members of the upper classes have soaked up some vitamin D.
King Charles’ goddaughter, Princess Olympia of Greece, lead a group of posh pals to Tuscany to bask in the rolling Italian hills of Siena.
Joining her was Poppy Delevingne and
The Wacken Open Air heavy metal festival in northern Germany is opening on Wednesday with a reduced
The country was battered by 60mph winds and torrential rain – with the summer sunshine still nowhere to be seen.
A bit of warm weather may be on the horizon, but soggy sunseekers will have to wait until next week.
Staycationers were once again forced to stick to indoor attractions or remain at home, as two inches of rain battered much of the country.
The Met Office reports that winds – particularly in the South, the South West and Wales
King Charles was able to indulge in his passion for whisky as he visited a distillery for a special tour today as he prepares for his first Scottish summer at Balmoral as monarch.
His Majesty paid a visit to Scotland’s most northerly mainland whisky distillery in John O’Groats, close to Caithness and the Castle of Mey, where Charles has also previously spent his holidays.
The King arrived dressed in his favourite traditional Scottish fare as he proudly donned a kilt,
A deluge of wet weather is set to be unleashed on the UK within hours brought hurtling towards the country by the Atlantic jet stream – and rain could last for 10 days.
The unseasonably chilly temperatures and wet weather are due in part to the air current that drives the movement of storm systems over the British Isles.
At the moment it is sitting over the UK when usually this time of year it would be further to the
It’s fair to say it’s been a somewhat topsy-turvy British summer.
Last month’s heatwave brought with it temperatures in excess of 86F (30C) and made it the UK’s warmest June on record. But as July arrived, so did the rain.
Worse still, forecasters now expect this dreary weather to continue for much of August, dashing hopes of a warm end to the summer holidays.
That is in stark contrast to the extreme heat experienced by most of Europe, as back-to-back
As Typhoon Doksuri moved north towards Beijing, it left parts of southern China in muddy disarray.
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Brits have received more disappointing weather news as the Met Office releases new forecast showing rain hitting Britain for the foreseeable future.
Forecasters said there will be a “band of organised rain” set to start on Monday (July 31) and continuing throughout the week and beyond.
The latest weather maps show that north west England will likely see the heaviest rain with up to 16mm falling per hour.
Meanwhile, London and south east England will see lighter showers heading into
New Met Office weather maps show when the United Kingdom will be washed out with rain on Wednesday, July 26.
Up to 50mm is expected in just a 24-hour period with low pressure coming in from across the Atlantic, reports the Mirror. It will bring lashings of rain that will start in the west and make its way across the country on Wednesday and into Thursday.
The Met Office maps show where the heaviest rain is expected. It appears this
