Cold Spell
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| Originally published | 2013 |
| Authors | Jackson Pearce |
| Genres | Fantasy Fiction |
| Occult Fiction | |
| Paranormal Fiction | |
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| ID | 2987089 |
About Cold Spell
Ginny and Kai are in love. Or so Ginny thought. But Kai is being enchanted by a mysterious girl, beautiful and flawless as ice. When he's swept away by this snow maiden, Ginny knows she has to cast aside her fears and pursue him. In the face of mortal danger, will Ginny and Kai's love hold strong?
Colder days and nights ahead - BBC Weather
... At the start of this Cold Spell the temperature fell to -7...
UK braces for snow as cold weather takes a grip
...By Emily AtkinsonBBC NewsParts of the UK are bracing for snow and wintry showers this week as the Cold Spell continues...
Asda lifts limits on some fresh produce
... The unusually Cold Spell of weather in Europe and North Africa affected some harvests which then had a knock-on effect on supply of fruit and vegetables to the UK...
Cost of living: Woman puts cat down jumper to keep warm
... She said even during December s Cold Spell her home was only heated to 10-12C (50-54F)...
UK weather: More flood warnings ahead of colder spell
... The Met Office s Helen Caughey said: " After a spell of wet and mild weather to start 2023, a brief Cold Spell will change the feel of our weather across the UK for a few days next week...
UK weather: Dozens take refuge in pub amid heavy snowfall
... " The Cold Spell is set to continue, with further disruption possible...
Children who fell into icy lake near Birmingham remain critical
... The UK is expected to continue experiencing a Cold Spell - with snow, ice and freezing fog expected for days, according to forecasts...
UK weather: Warning of ice danger as cold spell continues
...People have been warned to stay away from open water amid the UK s Cold Spell - after four children fell in an icy lake near Birmingham...
Asda lifts limits on some fresh produce
By Vishala Sri-PathmaBusiness reporter
Asda is lifting restrictions on the sale of some fruit and vegetables as supply issues are beginning to ease.
Limits on cucumbers, lettuces, broccoli, cauliflower, raspberries and salad leaves will be lifted.
However, restrictions of three per person on tomatoes and peppers will remain.
Supermarkets including Tesco and Lidl had restricted sales of some vegetables, blaming shortages on bad weather in growing regions.
Asda said that supply of remaining restricted produce is expected to be back to normal within weeks.
The unusually Cold Spell of weather in Europe and North Africa affected some harvests which then had a knock-on effect on supply of fruit and vegetables to the UK.
In The Winter months the UK imports around 95% of its tomatoes and 90% of its lettuces, most of them from Spain and North Africa , according to trade group The British Retail Consortium (BRC).
The UK also gets some produce at This Time of year from domestic growers and the Netherlands, but those supplies have been tighter since farmers in both countries have cut back on their use of greenhouses due to higher electricity prices.
The National Farmers' Union has called for more support for UK growers.
The idea behind the supermarket restrictions was to ensure that as many customers as possible could buy what they need.
Food and farming minister Mark Spencer held a video meeting with representatives from UK supermarkets in late February, aimed at finding out what supermarkets were doing to " get shelves stocked again" and how the UK can avoid a repeat of the current situation.
Mr Spencer had asked retailers to " look again" at how they work with farmers to " further build preparedness for these unexpected incidents".
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com