Friday 25 April 2014

[ ::: ♥Keep_Mailing♥ ::: ]™ Wet and Wild

Wet and wild!

Windswept: Strong winds whip up huge waves battering the coast at Seaburn near Sunderland, as Britain experiences a 'short, sharp shock' of colder temperatures

Alert: More than 30 people from the 400-strong village evacuated to the local pub after the high tide smashed over the sea defences at Walcott on the Norfolk cost

Whipped up: Stormy seas could be seen on the coast at Hunstanton, Norfolk, where some people braved the elements to go for a walk

Bird's eye view: Seaburn near Sunderland is pictured, two days after some parts of Britain basked in above-average temperatures as high as 22C

Danger: Winds whip up the seas into a frenzy at Tynemouth Pier. The gusts could cause disruption along coastal roads as waves breach sea walls, causing flooding

Whipped up: Forecasters said Britain would feel the contrast in weather after basking in above-average temperatures up to 22C in recent days. Seaburn is pictured

Making the most of it: A surfer braves the waves as vehicle-carrying vessel the 'City of Rome' edges out to sea behind at the mouth of the River Tyne today

Making the most of it:

Extreme sportsman: This surfer enjoyed the waves at the mouth of the River Tyne today

Frenzy: Strong winds whip up huge waves battering the coast at Seaburn near Sunderland, as Britain experiences a 'short, sharp shock' of colder temperatures

Rising up: Britain woke up to the news this morning that the Indian summer had come to an abrupt end, as parts of the country braced for flooding. Seaburn is pictured

Spooky: Strong winds whip up huge waves battering the coast at Seaburn near Sunderland. The Environment Agency had 18 flood alerts in place this morning

Impressive: A person watches the waves crashing over the seafront promenade at Seaburn in Sunderland. The Environment Agency has issued flood warnings

Crash, bang, wallop: Northerly gales create huge waves striking the sea wall at Tynemouth Pier in the North East at the mouth of the Tyne

Crash: Forecasters predicting severe weather were not disappointed as the morning high tide and strong winds whipped up the seas into a frenzy at Tynemouth Pier

Eerie: Strong waves at Tynemouth Pier this morning. The Met Office has urged people to avoid coastal paths in the affected areas of its weather warnings

Little chance of keeping dry: A member of the public walks along as waves crashing over the seafront promenade at Seaburn, near Sunderland

Spray: Northerly gales create huge waves crashing against the sea wall at Tynemouth Pier at the mouth of the Tyne. Temperatures will be chilly in the North

Caught on camera: A member of the public takes a photograph of the waves crashing over the seafront promenade at Seaburn, near Sunderland

Taking a snap: Temperatures will be chilly in the North and West, with a frost risk in western parts of Scotland. Strong waves at Seaburn are pictured

Looking over: A man watches at the waves crashing over the seafront promenade in Seaburn, near Sunderland. The Environment Agency has issued flood warnings

Breaking through: Strong winds whip up huge waves battering the coast at Seaburn. It will be blustery today, with winds reaching 60mph on the east coast

Watching on: The coast at Seaburn near Sunderland is pictured, as Britain braces for showers that may be heavy with the risk of thunder

Watch out: Heavy seas and waves crash over Roker Pier at Sunderland. The Environment Agency has issued flood warnings for low lying roads and coastal land

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