Heavy snow and widespread disruption across UK

The transcript discusses the severe impact of snow and freezing temperatures on transportation in the UK, including road accidents, railway disruptions, and airport cancellations. It highlights the challenges faced by infrastructure due to extreme cold from Siberia, affecting roads, railways, and schools. The transcript also covers preparation efforts and adaptation strategies, such as planning meetings and protective measures for livestock. Despite these efforts, the weather is expected to worsen, with more snow and lower temperatures forecasted.

What was one of the major consequences of the snow and freezing temperatures in the southeast of England?

• Improved rail services

• Treacherous driving conditions

• Warmer temperatures

• Increased tourism

How does the UK's response to snow compare to that of Canada?

• Both countries are equally unprepared

• The UK has more resources to handle snow

• Canada experiences such weather regularly and is more prepared

• The UK is better prepared than Canada

What was the impact of the extreme weather on schools?

• Hundreds of schools were closed

• Schools offered online classes

• Schools had extended hours

• Schools remained open with no issues

What measures did the farmer take to protect livestock from the cold?

• Built a heated barn

• Used plastic jackets to keep them warm

• Fed them more food

• Moved them to a warmer country

What is the expected weather forecast according to the forecasters?

• Heavy rain and thunderstorms

• More snow, lower temperatures, and strong winds

• Clear skies and mild weather

• Warmer temperatures and sunshine