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Headline in todays show. 今天我们将为您带来下面报道。 Major winter storms, but not in the United States. 主要的冬季风暴,但不是发生在美国。 Welcome to another international edition of commercial-free CNN STUDENT NEWS. 欢迎收看不含商业广告的CNN学生新闻。 Were heading to Britain. 我们首先前往英国。 In January, 2014, the country saw rain,like it hasnt seen since the 1760s when King George was on the throne. 2014年1月,这个国家的人民看到下起了雨,1760年代以来自乔治国王荣登王座以来还不曾见到这样的降雨。 The River Thames, which fits like a loose belt across southern England has been rising from aseries of winter storms. 泰晤士河就像一条穿过英格兰南部松松垮垮的皮带一样从一系列的冬季风暴中迅速升级。 Its flooded towns, destroyed farms and left people scrambling to protect or evacuatewhatever they can from their homes. 河水淹没了城镇,摧毁了农田,人们争相保护家人或从他们的家园撤离。 The British government says extra money and man power on the way to help defend andrepair homes, but in some areas resident were saying thats too little, too late. 英国政府表示额外的钱和人力都用在帮助维护和修理房屋上,但是某些地区的居民称救援太少,太迟。 Not a lake or a sea, but a disaster in the heart of the English countryside. 不是一个湖泊或海洋,而是灾难位于英国乡村中心。 They are no strangers to flooding here, but nothing like this, not since records began. 这里的人对洪水并不陌生,但从来没有见过这样的,并未有过如此的记录。 This has been the wettest month for 248 years in this part of Britain, and climbing up this hilloverlooking this part of Somerset in the southwest of the country, you get a really amazingperspective on the impact that its had. 这是248年来英国降雨最多的一个月,爬上这座山俯瞰西南萨默塞特,你会看到造成的影响。 Take a look over here. 看看这里。 All of this land, the environment agency here says, 26 square miles of it, has been inundatedwith floodwater from the rainfalls. 这里的环境局称26平方英里的所有的土地因为降雨已被洪水淹没。 Its having a huge economic consequence, and the local communities are really feeling theimpact. 它也造成了巨大的经济后果,当地社区真正感觉到影响。 In to drain the fields and roads, thousands of gallons of rainwater are being pumped intoalready swollen rivers. 水渗透进入到了田野和道路,成千上万加仑的雨水被注入已经肿胀的河流。 For many residents, its a desperate race to safe their homes. 对于许多居民来说,为了保护他们的家园这是一场和时间绝望的角逐。 All right, well, weve got acc