MALVEAUX: Great Britain now seeing some of its worst flooding in 20 years. The giant waves have been hitting the coast with wind gusts as high as 70 miles per hour. Atika Shubert shows us this powerful storm.</s>ATIKA SHUBERT, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Days of torrential rain and high winds have battered the English coastline. Just take a look at this video taken by Kevin Ice (ph) in Sussex, England. He posted it on YouTube. And you can see the cliff just collapses because huge waves have battered its base and that's what caused it to fall. Now, people have been warned to stay away from the coastline and the environment agency has also said there could be more flooding and more rain is expected over the next 48 hours.</s>MALVEAUX: And check this out. Some people in Toronto, they actually thought that there were burglars who were trying to bust down their doors, that there was a gun battle outside their homes, but that's not the case. What they were actually hearing were frost quakes. They are like sonic booms. And this is what happens. They happen when water freezes in the ground, expands, and then basically blows up. It's kind of like an earthquake but closer to the surface. Frost quakes usually happen farther north in Canada, so people in Toronto, not really used to them. One person tweeted here, "awakened by a loud boom. Thought a family member was in trouble." Absolutely amazing. Well, thanks for watching "AROUND THE WORLD" today. CNN NEWSROOM starts right now. Have a good afternoon.
Giant Waves Pound England's Coast