The Year the Earth Went Wild – Natural Disasters
Subscribe to Naked Science – http://goo.gl/wpc2Q1 From afar the Earth seems calm, a blue sphere turning peacefully in space, but travel closer and you find...
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Can Animals Predict Natural Disasters?
Do animals have a sixth sense that can detect earthquakes and tsunamis? Or do they just make better use of their other senses than humans?...
SantaBomb Alert! Weird Weather Watch is ON! for 1/2 of America Now through 2014
We’ve got a SantaBomb binary double low pressure on the East Coast all along the Atlantic & an atmospheric river low pressure system hitting the...
WTF is this? – Take the Weird Weather watch up a notch
https://www.youtube.com/THORnews I’ve spotted a line of 5 wind formations in a row. 4 in the Atlantic Ocean, 1 in the Pacific Ocean – Norbert and...
Weather Channel Worlds Weirdest Weather
Natural disasters can be more powerful and destructive than all other forces on the planet. Throughout human history, hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis and other devastating catastrophes...
Extreme weather – Weird sea phenomena – 2013
Something is happening.. The sea is moving inlands 🙂 BlesS! ~ Feel free to Comment / Subscribe / Like ~ source...
3 Whack Weather Phenomena
Hank describes three of the whackest weather phenomena on Earth: atmospheric rivers, fire tornadoes, and ball lightning. Super interesting and super weird. Like SciShow: http://www.facebook.com/scishow...
EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS JULY 2012
Note this video does not imply the world is going to end in 2012 Extreme storms, flooding, lightning strikes and meteors coinciding currently across the...
Unusual Weather Events May 1 – 9, 2012
http://sheilaaliens.net/?p=676 Crazy. Las Vegas (NV), Australia, Texas (Eagle Pass and Hobbs), Mexico and Greeley, CO have all had strange, damaging weather events in the first...
How 2011 Became a 'Mind-Boggling' Year of Extreme Weather
From snowstorms to floods and tornadoes, severe weather wreaked havoc across the United States this year, with 2011 marking far more extreme weather events than...