https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/ Exploring The Unknown Sat, 12 Nov 2022 20:55:10 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.4 https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27556 Sat, 12 Nov 2022 20:55:10 +0000 https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27556 The "Summerless Year" left the UK so cold that people were ice skating on the Thames River in July…

]]> https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27557 Sun, 30 Oct 2022 11:03:23 +0000 https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27557 They aren't quite correct on hottest temperature. In Texas there are two days that tied for first place. One in 1936, and the other in 1994, both hitting 120F (or ~48.9C). The hottest temperature ever in the US (which happens to be the highest ever recorded anywhere) was in Death Valley California. It was 134F, or 56.7C, and that occurred July 10th, 1913.

]]> https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27558 Mon, 24 Oct 2022 02:28:51 +0000 https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27558 India has had some odd weather events too. Look up the 25 July 2001 "Blood Rain" in Kerala. Spoiler alert: it wasn't actual blood falling from they sky but a lot of people thought it was at the moment. "Blood Rain" has occurred in many parts of the world throughout recorded history. In older times it was usually seen as a sign from a god about coming catastrophe.

]]> https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27559 Mon, 17 Oct 2022 18:12:16 +0000 https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27559 Yeah the tornado outbreak of 2011 will be one to never be forgotten

]]> https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27560 Fri, 14 Oct 2022 06:46:40 +0000 https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27560 Umm, you guys do know that less than 4 months ago it rained fish in Telenga, India?

]]> https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27561 Thu, 13 Oct 2022 23:15:33 +0000 https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27561 Too bad no video of ball lightening.

]]> https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27562 Thu, 13 Oct 2022 23:13:25 +0000 https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27562 90-95% of the tornadoes in the entire world occur in the US.

]]> https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27563 Thu, 13 Oct 2022 01:48:08 +0000 https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27563 You should see an actual fire tornado.

]]> https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27564 Thu, 13 Oct 2022 00:39:57 +0000 https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27564 The main reason there's a lot of tornadoes in the US is because both of our major mountain ranges run generally north-south, so cold air out of the Arctic and warm air from the Gulf have an easier time meeting up and causing them.

]]> https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27565 Thu, 13 Oct 2022 00:37:35 +0000 https://paranormalactivity.org/indians-react-to-10-strangest-weather-events-in-us-history/#comment-27565 Bird and fish rain is common in northern India. I can give you details if you want.

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