A lovely day in Wellington with the Waterfront full of people. It's not good that the fire alarm has gone off at Te Papa. Lots of fire engines outside from around the Wellington Region. Looks like a false alarm.
#TePape#FireBrigade
Where ever I lay my hat thats my home.
Summer is around the corner when these 2 surfers were enjoying the gental waves at Lyall Bay while where wearing their summer hats.
#LyallBay#Surfing#Summer
People watching at Wellington Ed. There is a bit of a wait to be seen and it's pretty quiet.
Then a sound of an angry male bashing things outside the reception.
A moment after it started 2 security gaurds walked outside followed by 4 medical staff.
Andrew Marr: " The Commons rules are very clear and they forbid face coverings "
Count Binface: " Well the Commons rules are very clear about what you can do with donations , but that seems to have got all murky so why can't I see how the line can get tested ? "
#lbc#farage #clacton @CountBinface
Heavy Rain Accumulations in the Last 24 Hours
In the last 24 hours:
🌧️ Kaikōura Ranges: ~230 mm
🌧️ Kaikōura township: ~100 mm
🌧️ Picton: ~163 mm
🌧️ Blenheim: ~60 mm
Kaikōura township has received over a month's worth of rain in just one day.
Picton is close to reaching that threshold.
The rain radar shows the northeast of the South Island being pelted with rain.
🔺🌧️ A Red Warning for Heavy Rain remains in place for Marlborough and Canterbury between Ward and Hanmer, and southeast of the Awatere Valley, including the Kaikōura Ranges, until 6:00 am Wednesday (8 July).
🟠🌧️ An Orange Warning for Heavy Rain remains in place for the rest of Marlborough and the Tasman District.
‼️ Potential impacts:
• Flooding
• Slips
• Downed trees
• Power outages
‼️ Avoid unnecessary travel where possible, keep an eye on your local conditions, and make decisions early to help keep yourself and others safe.
Stay safe, Aotearoa.
Weather update: very strong winds have caused widespread cancellations today. There have been over 60 flights cancelled so far and this is likely to increase as the forecast is not good for the rest of the day. Please check with your airline for information on specific flights.
London Ambulance Service expects a 50% surge in emergency calls during the extreme heat, with more people fainting, collapsing, and suffering breathing difficulties.
Officials warn the heat can be deadly even for healthy individuals and urge the public to stay hydrated, avoid the sun, and check on vulnerable people.
Thankful to be WFH today, given how crazy the weather is outside. Working out if I can conduct my Teams meeting whist snuggly in bed in my jammies 🤭
#TGIF