5 Terrifying Natural Disasters You Do NOT Want to Experience 

Dang, it is like nature's flyswatter. "Humans don't belong in the air!"

@@teresaellis7062 that is true, you need to put engine on "idle" when entering one and full power when exiting one. and jet engine take they time to slow down and speed up.

Shear winds can flatten a take off or landing.

one of those happened in my country this summer, on the edge of a small town causing part of the woods it bordered on to be completely flattened, 9 people injured and 6 houses destroyed (+more smaller damages). Considering the damage it can do on the ground, I can't imagine how scary that must be in the air!

Particularly dangerous around an airport. Planes landing or taking off can be pushed straight into the ground. I believe the effect can now be detected and avoided.

EnchanterTim well done sir.

This joke deserves a rimshot

And the Great Chocolate Rain of 2007!

Kevin Carlow Never forget that!

And the rain of men! Hallelujah!

i'm off to found "the wind anomalies from thermal convection"

Rain in Blood is a slayer sound. Except it's "Reign"

@@addimantium6231 i really don't care how good your band is. I just need a hoodie with that name on it

I'm still looking for a heavy metal band called "Actinide Series..."

Matthew Cox that needs to be a thing...seriously.

Volknado!

A tornado full of active volcanoes that erupt with magma sharks.

VOLSHARKNADO

OHHHH MY GAAAADDD

Sharknado Boy and Lava Girl.

I'm 3 years late, but I have to comments. I live in the midwestern US, and I have another contender for weird weather. There was lukewarm evening where you could feel pockets of warm and cool air swirling. these pockets had to be at least 8 degrees different, but it was a very still day and the pockets were not mixing like they usually would. Don't know why it happened, but it was odd. sounds similar to your situation.

Probably was a heat burst, just weak

My teacher in middle school had to run inside the farmhouse to escape a locust swarm in Saskatchewan Canada. She was 60+ years old in ‘77. So I knew a person who survived seeing a swarm in Canada. A prolonged drought followed by rain=swarm time...

😂😂😂

torcano

VOLCNADO is so much better

@Ned Stark too specific, sorry

Screw all this. I'mma go with "Avocado"

I was looking for this comment. Thanks :)

I mean there are lots of booms, but depending on what's in the populcae they might know what it was. A meteor boom would be unknown to almost anyone. A gunshot or machine equipment boom might be more well known.

It's almost as if that was loud as thunder. Why you call that a thunder cloud.

it seems like it was obvious that it wasn't thunder because yeah people would recognize the sound of thunder

@@napatora lighting and thunder isn't nearly as common outside of North America, Austria and parts of Africa as they are in those areas

@@aarontoussaint8364 I can assure you that thunder is common in India where the said loud boom was heard

Justin Y. I'll reply to all your comments I find.

Justin Y. Find life dude

Justin Y. Woah why you gotta make it a black thing.

Justin Y. Your everywhere

It’s just the fire nation attacking

Hustle Hank I swear, you're all the same person, the dank and the muscle and this one too

What are you, 12?

@@512TheWolf512 not a chance! muscle hank is really funny

How about flexing away global warming while you're at it? Saves everyone a bunch, thanks.

Muscle Hank, I highly doubt that.

Muscle Hank Congrats!

Muscle Hank Or fart! 😂

+Chris Wilson what about them?

Lode Smets I heard it came from a lacerated sky.

Awaiting the hour of reprisal.

Seeing them live in three days.

Your time slips away

i do that drum beat every time im in a catholic church 🥁🥁🥁🎸

It falls mainly on the plain...

Mass disintegration mixed with a sandstorm?

Joseph Shipman he was parodying a scene from "My Fair Lady,"

Ya but mars has eLoN MuSk rAiN

Yer, but it only happens with tinny spiders, that can't harm you.

Megan Rivera there's rain that smells musky there

Ziggy played guitar, jamming good with Wierd and Gilly, And The Spiders from Mars. And as we all know, David Bowie is on his way to Mars right now.

Mars? What if they got Mars spider storm instead? I'm just gonna stay in space, orbiting Earth.

And then 2020 happened. When those up in the ISS could see the smoke plumes. Oregon had smoke that reached all the way over to New York!

The haze actually reached over to Pennsylvania and further

Do you happen to live in the south ? Something like that once happened in Ms near Christmas time . Then a few years later we had tornados and a wall of cold it went from 70 to 20 in less than 5 minutes you could hear things creaking like metal roofs without any wind it's one of the weirdest weather related things I've ever seen.

insert obligatory singing in the rain reference here

Skyfactory for vampires.

idk. i just keep thinking of that one ep of xavier renegade angel

I'm now thinking about Nicholas Cage running down the street screaming "I'm a vampire I'm a vampire"

They have this in Dance of the Vampire Bund

Do you even remember an algae named _Trentepohlia annulata_ existing? I think NOT! Why? Well, obviously, because IT DIDN'T... until aliens planted it in out Oceans and our minds, at least.

They are actually spores used by the great Ant Hive-mind from various reasons. They can survive many situations and are used in panspermian expansion without risking higher resource dispersion systems. Helps to prepare for the arrival of more complex colonies, and given enough time can lead to colonies created by using local resources leading to hybrid-type populations. Here they can often help to rebalance some of the damage wrought by misguided and money-hungry apes, among other things. All hail the Hive!

Otakun Franks: Previously on Brain Dead...

Matteus Silvestre - scientists are the aliens!!

They heard a loud crash before the storm? Any chance that was THUNDER not aliens??

Dank Hank It shouldn't be allowed passed 30 honestly

??? Celsius? I hope.

Brock Jones that's what i'm saying

luciferangelica Pretty sure it is cuz 40c = 104f which is perfect for swimming. I'm odd though, I rather enjoy the heat, but I'm terrible with cold weather.

Brock Jones 👍

epic!

aren't they already paying for us.

Read that on Trump's voice

And the clouds will not steal the wall 🤣😂

Many of us humans will never learn from the past & sadly, it might well be death of this planet as we know it! B^(

That's nowhere near the same as a black blizzard. You aren't understanding the size of black blizzards, that's why you think they still happen. Black blizzards would travel OVER STATES. It would cover Oklahoma, New York, all of the east coast. I live in Arizona, I know all about dust storms, Haboobs were named here. Your dust storms, which don't compare to my dust storms, most certainly don't compare to black blizzards. Black blizzards do not happen anymore, and have not ever happened since the 30s. The last dust bowl in South Dakota was... guess when? 1936. The 30s. South Dakota hasn't had a drought that even compares to the dust bowl since 2006. According to weather.gov, South Dakota state summary doesn't indicate a major increase in dust storms over the last 5 years. Those storms you have don't compare to even a tenth of the power of those experienced over the great plains in the 30s. Here in Arizona, the air is so dry, rain will evaporate before hitting the ground; but the rain still moved the air it passed through, creating incredibly strong downdrafts which pick up hundreds of tons of sand from the desert floor; the sand storms form lots of static electricity due to friction; those dust storms are EVERY MONSOON; sometimes even without monsoon they pick up as the dry dust, but monsoon typically comes with dust storms first, then finally microbursts and rainstorms. Everyone in Arizona has Valley Fever, but we are mostly immune to it; its caused by the sand out here. It leaves a black mark on the inside of our lungs; we all have it because we all have lived through haboobs, dust devils, and dust storms which caused us to breathe valley fever in. I can even remember the exact moment I knew I caught valley fever, not because I had symptoms, but because I got caught in a raging haboob some 15 feet away from the front door of the house; I couldn't move or see, so I ducked my head to the ground and waited for it to pass. I certainly breathed in a lot of dust, and I'm certain that's about when I caught valley fever. On average, dust storms and haboobs are worse here than in any other region; and yet I would not say that the dust storms we experience are dust bowl levels. Our dust storms are just on average, worse than yours, and more common than yours; and yet, we aren't in a dust bowl, because that would be MANY MAGNITUDES worse. He wasn't wrong, you just don't have any perspective on the subject matter. Inb4; "this comment was 2 years ago". I mentioned a period of 5 years, don't worry I covered your timeline too.

Our smoke from BC reached Toronto. The California smoke reached NYC. Weather can be B I G. And I never thought of smoke as weather until I had to stay indoors a week due to Californian or Oregonian toxic smoke here in BC.

That’s not how that works bud 😂

@@D-Vinko K

"Last night my shadow went to heaven My body is here My soul in hell Last night I killed I can't remember Who I killed and why I loved Last night will never seem close to heaven Today I Woke To The Rain Of Blood"

Do the hosts of this show look like the type of people who listen to slayer? Show No Mercy

@@taitjones6310 meeeehhh... do Sci-show hosts listen to Slayer??? Most not I give you, but Hank maybe and the guy with the beard/Male pattern balding maybe. I do believe it is possible!!!!! Anyway, Hail Satan! (Satan of course being as real & effective as his nemesis JC, and her dad 🤪) Cheers, 👽

That sounds like an incredible experience! Thank you for sharing that :)

Muscle hank dank hank hustle hank wank hank

@@miguelare3 and hunk green

Who the f is Hank?

Too many. And none of them are funny or interesting.

all of 'em

Finanov and the Dust Bowl is now known as “black blizzards” apparently

Probably in Spain.

The Blood Plains

The Blood Spains

Matteus Silvestre well played

Beat me to it.

Dang! Nature is scary sometimes!

What if the lichen is toxic?

Pete Ayars Some stay dry while others feel the pain

mmmm hot chocolate rain bursts.

Pete Ayars CHHHHHOOOOCOLATE RAIINNN

When you've accidentally fallen into a drop-toilet!

Kendra's Vlogs A baby born will die before the sin.

MarkThePage pop pop

MasterLagoz what’s that

Sky punch, aka Fallstreak hole is a weather phenomena where there is a hole in the clouds that looks like it was punched by giants.

under the weather? Mayweather?...

Sebastian Elytron XDDD 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I'd slap you after the punchline if I could

Feel better soon.

No

Was that a pun?

No. Sharknado vs. Megaoctocaine.

Catnadoes !!

@N C Maybe he didn't like the joke. The implication that humans control the weather.

Not for the human caused ones on the list.

Just call the weather police

bam! it's the weather police, we enforce the weather rules. who's been shootin' up the sky with that black tar? we'll take you downtown and leave ya in a cell to rot.

thethegreenmachine I agree there.

Joo Jingle probably should just kill them.

Or Oklahoma

Never had those in Adelaide, Sth Australia thank god :P we've just had sideways tornado's, those massive dust storms and horrendous bush fires oh and drop bears haha, when i bent down i had one climb on my back lol

On Feb 8 1983 Melbourne was hit by a massive dust storm which they estimated to have dumped 1,000 tonnes on the city & suburbs. It was also extremely hot reaching 43.2 deg C (109.8 deg F) mid afternoon, but the worse was to come with similar high temperatures the following week combining with the extreme drought conditions causing the devastating Ash-Wednesday bush fires! B^(

Yup i was 10 then and witnessed the bushfires in the Adelaide Hills first hand, i lived just 5 mins from them and the flames reached a few suburbs away where my father ended up living., we were at a restaurant one of the nights and all the power went out and the sky was light with red/orange, very scary. we've had a few of those dust storms in Adelaide the past 5yrs but not as bad as the one you described.

Calling it quits at Spider Rain myself

It's going to hurt you

most of it wants to hurt you. 9r at the very least test your mettle.

Sand mostly consists of already oxidized material, so there wouldn't be much left to burn.

Woah. Wild!

That'd be so metal.

Well...er...it does. A lot. Not to burst your admittedly poetic bubble, but Hiroshima and Nagasaki was the first time nuclear weapons had been used in a conflict (i.e. they were a change.). And even without that, war changed a lot in the 20th century, going from interstate conflict, to civil wars, with less in general (surprisingly few countries are actually a war with one another nowadays). And if you are just talking about types of devastation, that has also changed (go back 50 years from 1945, and powered flight wasn't even a thing yet, let alone aerial bombings). Sorry to nitpick. Couldn't help it.

Merry Machiavelli HAHAHAHAH I actually loved your comment!! I was just referencing the Fallout game series. But it does make a lot of sense.

Vítor Medeiros tips fedora

COUNTRY ROADS, TAKE ME HOME!

cool

😂😂😂 Sounds kinda like here in Alberta, Canada, sometimes.

Sounds like kentucky

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