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Weather Solar tornadoes 30 December 2012 Footage of solar tornadoes on the surface of the sun discovered by scientists at Aberystwyth University.
Weather Hurricane Katia remnants hit UK 28 September 2011 On the 12th of September 2011, the remnants of hurricane Katia intercepted the United Kingdom, and with it brought severe gales to many parts of Scotland and Northern England.
Weather Satellite images show tornado storm system in motion 16 September 2011 Satellite images show tornado storm system in motion
In the Spotlight Intercepting Typhoon Songda 02 June 2011 Typhoon hunter James Reynolds takes an extraordinary journey into the path of Typhoon Songda on the small island of Miyakojima in Japan on 28th May 2011
Citizen Science Onwards and upwards: theWeather Club's system moves over the Midlands 18 September 2010 theWeather Club's system moves over the Midland
In the Spotlight In Wilma's grip: Sheila Snoddy on a Mexican holiday that went drastically wrong 15 July 2010 A Mexican holiday that went drastically wrong