A devastating EF4 tornado, the second strongest level ever recorded, has ravished Moore, Oklahoma and the surrounding area, obliterating all in its path.
Charles Cook caught the funnel cloud forming on his smart phone in Newcastle as it made its way towards Moore.
Storm chasers Basehunters Chasing followed the twister in Moore proper, and captured on camera just how enormous and powerful the cloud really was.
Darla Johnson was enjoying the Saturday morning at Izatys Resort in Onamia, Minnesota when she and her companions her a roaring noise.
Upon investigation it was discovered that ice heaves were pushing forth from the lake onto the resort grounds. There was so much ice in just minutes that there was actual property damage.
Now, the original video has gone viral, garnering over 350,000 views. The story is further featured on Fox9 and ABC5.
Mississippi recently experienced serious hail, with some ice balls falling from the sky as big as tennis balls. Texas has also been hit by hail.
As per local media standard operating procedures, the NBC 2 news crew set out to find the most quirky witnesses to ask about their experience.
They found a woman who did not disappoint.
“It was like KABOOYA! I ran to the restroom and called my mama to see if she was alright.”
Viewers can’t help but be reminded of Sweet Brown. “Ain’t nobody got time for hail like that!”
Russian YouTuber Андрей Борисович Королев just published this incredible dash cam video. As most web users know, nearly every driver has a dash camera in Eastern Europe and Russia, and it’s specifically to capture amazing scenes that would otherwise be too unbelievable.
While driving down the snowy road in the Ural area, a meteorite, or some other type of UFO, flashed through the sky like the sun, leaving a trail of light and fire.
Read more on RussiaToday, AlJazeera, and IndiaTimes.
Geoff Fox lives in a small town in Connecticut, just north of New Haven, and like millions of other Americans living in the Northeast, was hit by the big blizzard. But Fox had the premonition to set up his GoPro camera on the backyard decade in timelapse made to capture the action.
The only reason the video ends so early, he claims, is because the snow rose so quickly, it covered the lens. Now, his video is going viral, and has already garnered over 40,000 views in one day.
