David Braine
Anchor at BBC One Channel Islands
Senior Broadcast Meteorologist at BBC One South West
David Braine, Senior Broadcast Meteorologist BSc Hons FRMetS (views my own not BBC's)
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Alex Green |David Braine
Image source, Heather Hamilton/@cornwallunderwaterImage caption, The mauve stinger likes to feed on other small jellyfish and oceanic sea squirts, according to the Cornwall Wildlife TrustBBC South West senior broadcast meteorologist Beneath the surface of the ocean is a world filled with a vast array of fauna and flora but scientists say "somewhat unusual" changes are taking place.
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Jan 23, 2025 |
nz.news.yahoo.com | Matt Pengelly |David Braine
A mini tornado has left a trail of destruction in a Cornish village, according to residents. Some properties in Quintrell Downs near Newquay have lost parts of their roofs and trees have been blown down, they said. Eyewitnesses said the winds only lasted for seconds but had caused major damage - one local garage suffered damage to eight cars.
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Mar 27, 2024 |
bbc.co.uk | David Braine
Spring 2024 has been unusually mild, but also very wet across the south-west of England. While temperatures were above average throughout the UK, February has been a particularly warm month across Devon and Cornwall, with mean temperatures more than 3C above the long-term average. The region had the highest February mean temperature on record and it was the wettest on record. March has also been exceptionally wet.
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Jun 23, 2023 |
bbc.com | David Braine
Image caption, The sea water temperature is an estimated to be 3 to 4C higher than it should be at this time of yearWeather forecaster, BBC SpotlightThe sea water temperature in Plymouth Sound is some 3-4C higher than it should be at this time of year. It can be great if you want a swim or to surf, but what does it mean for the marine ecosystem and us? The sea around the UK and Ireland is now in a category 4 extreme heatwave, the categories run from 1-5, with 5 being above extreme.
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Thunderstorm warning for tomorrow 0900-1800 10-15 mm of rain could fall in an hour, whilst some places could see 30-40 mm of rain over several hours. Frequent lightning, hail & strong, gusty winds will be additional hazards. @BBCDevon @bbcsomerset @BBCCornwall @BBCDorset https://t.co/HICmAvESYh
Quieter for tomorrow but still with showers https://t.co/UJW5pxhfjG
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