'Never-ending' rain in the UK is now '10 times more likely' says weather study
- Human-Caused global heating made the UK and Ireland's autumn and winter 10 times rainier, as stated by a study.
- A dozen storms hit the area, resulting in the second-wettest period in almost 200 years.
- Without the climate crisis, the rain levels from the storms would have only occurred every 50 years, but now are expected every five years due to global heating.
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