it isn'tjust— sideways. -- arwen and. it isn't just the _ sideways. -- arwen and. loss of important trees to gardens, clearing up the mess will cost thousands of pounds and will take months. a free manner in wiltshire is still closed after heavy rain injanuary because it's a flood for the first time in 300 years. it isn'tjust storms that are reshaping national trust estates. kizzee, 2024 is said to be the hottest on record globally but here in the uk, we have not seen the kind of record heat we got back in 2022. warm and wet — that is the hallmark of 2024's whether here in the uk and it is another year at a blurring between the seasons. so the transitions in temperature and weather between, say, winter and spring and spring and summer have become less pronounced, says the national trust. ben mccarthy is in charge of nature conservation at the trust.— at the trust. generally, what we are seeing _ at the trust. generally, what we are seeing is _ at the trust. generally, what we are seeing is a _ at the trust. generally, what we are seeing is a trend - at the trust. g

they've weathered quite a few storms, and it comes just two years after storm arwen, which caused evenge. we're seeing storms like this far more frequently. it seems they're more severe and they come more close together as well. we used to call them once in a generation storms. so the garden team, who have worked here for many years, remember similar storms back in the �*80s. and then these two, arwen and darragh are so close together, three years apart has really sort of knocked us sideways. and it isn'tjust the loss of important trees to the garden, clearing up the mess will cost thousands of pounds and will take months. avebury manor in wiltshire is still closed after heavy rains in january caused it to flood for the first time in 300 years. it isn't just storms that are reshaping national trust estates. this year, 2024 is set to be the hottest on record globally, but here in the uk we haven't seen the kind of record heat we got back in 2022. warm and wet! that is the hallmark of 2024's weather here in the uk, and it's another year that has seen a blurring between the seasons. so th

and then these two, arwen and dara are so close together, and darragh so close together, three years'tjust the loss of important trees to the garden. clearing up the mess will cost thousands of pounds and will take months. avebury manor in wiltshire is still closed after heavy rains injanuary caused it to flood for the first time in 300 years. it isn't just storms that are reshaping national trust estates. this year, 2024, is set to be the hottest on record globally, but here in the uk we haven't seen the kind of record heat we got back in 2022. warm and wet — that is the hallmark of 2024's weather here in the uk, and it's another year that has seen a blurring between the seasons. so the transitions in temperature and weather between, say, winter and spring and spring and summer have become less pronounced, says the national trust. ben mccarthy is in charge of nature conservation at the trust. generally, what we're seeing is a trend away from these big seasonal kind of triggers for nature and the ecosystems that it forms working well. but we're also seeing really strange weather patt

they've weathered quite a few storms, and it comes just two years after storm arwen, which caused evening storms like this far more frequently. it seems they're more severe and they come more close together as well. we used to call them once in a generation storms. so the garden team, who have worked here for many years, remember similar storms back in the �*80s. and then these two, arwen and darrah are so close together, three years apart has really sort of knocked us sideways. and it isn'tjust the loss of important trees to the garden, clearing up the mess will cost thousands of pounds and will take months. avebury manor in wiltshire, is still closed after heavy rains in january caused it to flood for the first time in 300 years. it isn't just storms that are reshaping national trust estates. this year, 2024 is set to be the hottest on record globally, but here in the uk we haven't seen the kind of record heat we got back in 2022. warm and wet! that is the hallmark of 2024's weather here in the uk, and it's another year that has seen a blurring between the seasons. so the transitions