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KING 5 reporter Meg Coyle was reporting on people sledding at the base of Queen Anne Hill when she was accosted by an angry sledder on live TV.
Jeremy Paxman famously hated the idea of weather reports on Newsnight. Here’s how the great Paxo dealt with it, in a compendium shown on Have I Got News For You.
Amazing choir (Perpetuum Jazzile) uses their hands to simulate a storm.
Video of a near-miss lightning strike in Norman, OK in July 2007, as the cloud-to-ground stroke nearly struck storm chaser Curtis McDonald.
Exactly what it says on the tin… no stove necessary!!
Sewer geyser lifts car, Infrastructure problem with water in Montreal
July 5 2011 AZ Haboob. Filmed with handheld GoPro HD. A massive dust storm hits the phoenix valley area with extreme wind and dust.
A guy going for a stroll take a lightening bolt to the head… like a BOSS!
Jeremy Clarkson heads to Mississippi where NASA test their Space Shuttle solid rocket boosters. Consuming half a million gallons of fuel, they generate the thrust needed to propel astronauts into space. The most interesting result is the giant steam cloud it produces which actually causes it to rain soon after.
A short clip of the Japan Tsunami at full height from the ground level. The raw power of this is really quite terrifying..
I know it must get boring in the deepest depths of the Norwegian winter but you would think there may be better things to do with your time!
When properly aligned, it can generate a spot the size of a dime with an intensity of 5000 suns! This amount of power is more than enough to melt steel, vaporize aluminum, boil concrete, turn dirt into lava, and obliterate any organic material in an instant.
Nicely executed interactive images – The aerial photos of the Brisbane floods were taken in flyovers on January 13 and January 14. Hover over each photo to view the devastation caused by flooding.
Feathers fly around this 15 metre-long tank installed by Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka at the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo.
