The Nazi Weather Station in North America 

As a student studying meteorology, “something something Coriolis effect” simplifies my entire first semester

Top 3 wars: 1. The Emu War 2. WW2 3. WW1

“Canadian meteor service” Not only did it not exist, but the weather station wasn’t even in Canada

*"The Nazi Weather Station in America"* _Must be a Glitch in the Matrix_

A̶u̶s̶c̶h̶w̶i̶t̶z̶ ̶ Canadian Children's Orphanage

Fun fact about the Canadian War Museum - the windows on the exterior are Morse code and spell out "Lest We Forget".

I have a degree in linguistics and can confirm that “whether you should wear a jacket today” is the root of the word weather

Pilot: we are on target Bomber: deploying the S.T.E.V.E

"In order to keep it secret, the station was nicknamed 'Kurt' - which is kind of a weird choice. Codenames are usually something much cooler." 🥺

1:22 Real Life Lore has entered the chat

Nobody: HAI: *Toyota Carolla Effect*

As for no other fighting in America: Look up “Battle of Attu, Alaska.”

"World War 2, of all the world wars, it's definitely in the top 3." You enjoying your extra dose of radiation there bud?

5:10 So, when they took the station from there... Does that make them Labrador Retrievers?

"Oh sheesh i need a sponsor for my video!" CuriosityStream, NordVPN and Skillshare: *"Hello there."*

While a cool story, I still prefer the totally real event of the nazis invading Florida.

"Churchill good" The IRA wants to know your location

I am from Labrador and this has been one of our big exciting stories. There's also supposedly a German U-Boat from the same period at the base of one of our waterfalls in Labrador. The thought is they were spying on the new air force base being constructed by the Americans in Central Labrador and made a wrong term and went up the wrong river until they were unable to turn around.

Wow, I didn't expect to ever see the name of my hometown Kiel in one of your videos :D

Greenland is part of North America, meaning this isn’t the only landing of Germans in NA in the war.

This guy is really funny! He should do a collab with Wendover Productions!

"american cigarettes packages" *turkish domestic blend cigarettes*

Friendly reminder from Germany: It´s Funkgerät with Ä ;D

Sadly the weather station was put in museum storage last December 😢

"Your Anger Makes Me Stronger" --HAI (2019)

HAI: "and if you don't have time to drive all the way to Ottawa" Everyone who lives in Ottawa: Am I joke to you?

"Weather stations cant run very fast" killed me with that one lmao. Love the sense of humor you bring to your videos they are always sudden, completely unpredictable and always great lol And now "Imagine the manhattan project was called .. Steve." LMFAO 🤣😂💥☠️☠️☠️

At 3:07 I think there’s a “ä” missing in the Funkgerät.. just your topical German “Umlaut” 😅

“World war II: Of all of the world wars, it’s definitely in the top three.” Me:poor choice of words there

RU-vid Demonitasation when HAI Has nazi in the title I am Inevitable

Topic is slightly talking about germany. Germans: let me invade this comment section

Balance between your jokes and serious information was spot on. Good job.

hears "siemens" *immature giggle*

"Kurt's an unusual name". "... Northern Labrador".

"it's in the top 3" is he planning for the future so this video's still relevant-

I wanna know who is the voice coach who's teaching all youtubers the exact same inflection

This man predicted ww3 before it even happened

Churchill - drunk? I’ve never heard the likes. Churchill the National Hero? Drunk? Press x to doubt

"There was very little seen in North America besides one pearl harbor" *Cries in aleutian island*

Hanz, get ze flammenwerfer

5:03 Oh Germany... You probably didn't think this name would be misinterpreted in other languages did you?...

What about the Japanese occupation of the Aleutian islands.

Nice video I really enjoy your channel keep up the good work👍👍

The National War Museam in Ottawa is a beautiful place to go to honour those who served in WW2. Thanks for giving it some recognition

They should've had one near Stalingrad...

I can't believe my city's war museum made it into a HAI video...

Ive been watching since the fifth video on Wendover, and you finally mentioned my city! I've actually been to that museum many times, but never noticed Kurt. Next time I'm there Ill have a great story to tell who every I dragged along with me!

Coriolis effect is a phenomenon where an object (in this case air) is deflected due to inertial force of drifting Toyota Corolla. This effect is especially strong when Toyota Corolla Sprinter AE86 Trueno GT Apex is drifting. It was observed by Prof. Bunta Fujiwara from Akagi University in early 80's while running in the 90's.

Day literally 1 of asking for a LeBron James video

Whoever is writing these episodes gets a huge thumb up! Your channel has gotten really funny recently, and it's great. I love the attention to geography.

3:03 as a German I can confirm you nailed that translation about as well as they nailed Jesus on the cross. Which was not very good I think cause how else would he still have been alive afterwrads?

You left out the point that a weather station named "Canadian Meteor Service" was erected in a location that at that point wasn't even a part of Canada

App: Wear a jacket today Me: How bout no, then he waddled away!

There’s a U Boat in the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland

It's been only 16 seconds of the video, and I already laughed my ass up. I love this educational channel.

Ah finally this topic, i never came to suggest it to you. While i was researching for a History exam in a library in munich i came across a little side note in a book about this Base, and after some research in the Internet it was my favourite History fact of ww2 thanks to make a Video about it

Canadian meteor service Illusion 100

“Churchill drunk but still good” 👍

As a Ottawa Citizen I have seen "Kurt" and the story is very fascinating.

This was your best in a while!

actually, Japan invaded small islands in Alaska called Aleutian Islands. So there where 3 invasions of north america

fun fact: the first submarine wasnt even launched when all of this occured (the type XXI has this title). all shown units are u-boats of earlier type that are technicaly submersibles instead of real submarines (different operation profile: submarines dive to fight whilst submersibles dive to hide).

1:38 Your roasts are too good

Imagine beeing a candian kid, that vandalized a weather station and single handedly deafeted the nazis.

Yeah we learn litterly everything about this topic in Canada

Well Steve (Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement) is the name of a specific type of Aurora - that's cool.

Been waiting for this one!

There was 4 battles in Alaska... One of them was a D-day style battle with thousand of troops on both sides

Well, there goes the demonetization

“One of the only times that the Nazis made landfall in North America” …and they forgotten about it

The German weather ships in the Atlantic were also used as U-boat supply vessels and also as commerce raiders. So some of them were indeed captured but for the most part, they were targeted and sunk.

I actually went to that war museum. It was so incredible and I wish I spent more time there :(

I’m here for the “Steve” jokes.

I don't know about the weather, but I forecast mostly demonetized with a 10% chance of algorithm prioritization.

The Canadian war museum is kick ass. The vehicle gallery is the best part.

What I love about HAI is the way he starts off... *THIS VIDEO...* 🤣

Hey I am actually in Ottawa right now!!! That is pretty cool to know that there is a nazi weather station in the war museum. Also I quite like your rather interesting video topics keep it up!!!

2:00 thats a bf 110 equipped with radar

Originally I thought the hurricane on the map at 2:37 would be ANDREW (1992), since it had a very similar path through South Florida, but as it was in August (rather than October) I've searched a bit deeper... It was the 1941 FLORIDA HURRICANE (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1941_Florida_hurricane) months before US became involved in WWII (December 7-8, 1941). It was slightly weaker than Andrew (100mph / 160kph sustained winds when it touched the south Dade County coast on October 6th, 1941, a few miles south of Andrew's). As per the Catholic tradition back then it would've been named SAINT BRUNO (that's the way tropical storms were named until the 1950's in the Caribbean Basin, of which Florida is part of).

I love your humour. Always top notch.

3:04 i don't know if you count this as a mistake but i am guessing "Wetter-Funkgerät Land" is written with an "ä" and not a normal "a"

Imagine working for a company and getting the response "you work for semen? lol"

Do a video on the Aleutian Islands Campaign! It's the only time the Axis Powers launched offensive operations on North America (not counting Pearl Harbor of course). The story isn't wildly long but would fit perfectly with your format

Grew up in Ottawa and went to the museum numerous times, I genuinely wish I had heard about this before I moved away for university as it's really interesting.

"World War 2, top 3 out of all the World Wars" HE KNEW

0:28 wow, didn't know he went to a school ran by redditors.

First time i ever heard about 'Kurt' was a note on a National Geographic Map. For some reason the 'Nazi weather station on Canadian soil' stuck in my head, and so years later when I visited the War museum in Ottawa and saw it on display I had a mini freak out because IT WAS RIGHT THERE.

“Drunk but still good” Bengal: press X to doubt

What about the Aleutian Islands?

Coulda put a real Canadian flag in the clipart

Probably should get an award for channel with the most eye rolls

"of all the world wars it's definitely in the top 3" gave me a little chuckle

Saw the title, was half as interested, give it a half-assed click, and half-enjoyed it. 😁

When the German weather station is in the Dominion of Newfoundland and not Canada :)

5:13 I love how that picture makes it look like the Canadians just put Kurt in a random corner of their museum.

There was very little fighting seen in North America except for one Pearl Harbor sized exception: Aleutian Islands: am I a joke to you?

It’s your daily smart*ss here: Hawaii is technically in Oceania so Japan didn’t attack North America through Pearl Harbor. Also Greenland is technically a part of North America so those thirteen weather stations there would count as well

Fun fact: Britain and France are the only two nations in the history of the world to have invaded at least more than 80% of the world’s countries, France invaded more than 80% of the world’s countries (152 out of 195), Britain invaded more than 90% of the world’s countries (173 out of 195)

"out of all the world wars, its definitely in the top three" this man is a comedy genius

as a labradorian learning this little fact about my province is pretty cool