WKN Weer, Klimaat en Natuurrampen
Lees alles over het onstuimige weer op onze planeet, volg orkanen en tornado's, zie hoe vulkanen uitbarsten en hoe Moeder Aarde beeft bij een aardbeving. Alles over de verwoestende kracht van onze planeet en tal van andere natuurverschijnselen.
Gister 6 jaar geleden:
Wat een reusachtig ding was dat en wat een kracht met enorme verwoesting tot gevolg. Stevige gebouwen van staal, steen en beton die gewoon gesloopt worden.
Wat een reusachtig ding was dat en wat een kracht met enorme verwoesting tot gevolg. Stevige gebouwen van staal, steen en beton die gewoon gesloopt worden.
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Inderdaad...quote:Op dinsdag 23 mei 2017 11:36 schreef INViCTuS het volgende:
Gister 6 jaar geleden:
Wat een reusachtig ding was dat en wat een kracht met enorme verwoesting tot gevolg. Stevige gebouwen van staal, steen en beton die gewoon gesloopt worden.
En rustig doormaaien... 
http://www.foxnews.com/wo(...)te-viral-moment.html
[ Bericht 27% gewijzigd door #ANONIEM op 05-06-2017 17:26:31 ]
http://www.foxnews.com/wo(...)te-viral-moment.html
[ Bericht 27% gewijzigd door #ANONIEM op 05-06-2017 17:26:31 ]
Ik zou dan wel uit ´t water gaan denk ikquote:
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Zou van afgelopen zondag zijn, bij Captiva Florida
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Recht zo die gaat, braaf zo die heen.
De boel ontploft even boven de VS 
5 tornado reports. Waarbij de nodige schade aan electriciteit, bomen en huizen.
[ Bericht 8% gewijzigd door #ANONIEM op 17-06-2017 10:44:09 ]
5 tornado reports. Waarbij de nodige schade aan electriciteit, bomen en huizen.
[ Bericht 8% gewijzigd door #ANONIEM op 17-06-2017 10:44:09 ]
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Storm Chaser Joel Taylor overleden
Tragisch zeg...
twitter:KATVToddYak twitterde op zondag 11-03-2018 om 03:31:59 Baseball size hail in Pine Bluff from CJ Blunt #ARWX https://t.co/pNdMoEQ6PO reageer retweet
Baseball size hail in Pine Bluff from CJ Blunt 
twitter:5NEWSJoe twitterde op zondag 11-03-2018 om 00:37:13 Big hail in Charleston, AR. Pic: Kerry Underwood. https://t.co/i5mHGq49qq reageer retweet
Big hail in Charleston, AR. Pic: Kerry Underwood. 
Geen gunstige omstandigheden voor supercells als ik het zo allemaal bekijk. Wel enorm sterke schering, maar de CAPE is nagenoeg 0.
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Geen gunstige omstandigheden voor supercells als ik het zo allemaal bekijk. Wel enorm sterke schering, maar de CAPE is nagenoeg 0.
Op 
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/e(...)&underlay=1&source=1quote:
Neh, ik denk dat de mijne even iets te terughoudend was
https://earth.nullschool.(...)0/loc=-87.291,34.116quote:
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http://www.spc.noaa.gov/e(...)&underlay=1&source=1
quote:Severe storms leave widespread damage, thousands without power and one reported death in Southeast
Severe weather ravaged the Southeast on Monday night, leaving behind widespread damage, thousands without power and at least one reported death.
The line of storms blew through Alabama first, spawning at least one confirmed tornado that slammed Jacksonville State University and the area around it.
Alabama state troopers said the damage in Jacksonville left the city looking like a “war zone” as strong winds downed trees and damaged buildings – including Jacksonville State’s arena. The National Weather Service confirmed a “damaging and possibly large tornado near Jacksonville and Calhoun counties and was moving east.”
Alabama Emergency Management said in a tweet that Cullman police and the Cullman Sheriff’s Office received “extensive damage” to patrol cars. Cullman Area Rural Transportation Services also had “extensive damage to almost all buses,” according to the agency.
Alabama Power said around midnight that around 15,000 customers were without power.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey said in a statement there was “significant damage” throughout the state.
“There has been significant damage tonight in parts of Alabama. We are sending state resources to those affected areas, especially to Jacksonville and Calhoun County. We will continue to monitor and respond to needs in other areas as needed,” she said.
The severe weather left at least one dead in Georgia and another severely injured.
An off-duty Georgia state trooper was killed and his daughter was hospitalized as the storms tore through the state, Fox 5 Atlanta reported. The girl’s condition wasn’t immediately known.
A trucker driver riding through Tallapoosa told the station that he had thought he had ran out the storm that was ravaging through Alabama. However, the driver got stuck between two downed trees and told the station that he was a bit shaken up.
A Fulton County family had their trampoline tossed onto their playhouse in their backyard, according to Fox 5 Atlanta.
At least 26,000 customers were without power as of early Tuesday, according to Georgia Power.
Tornado sideswipes a North Carolina TV station just as it goes on the air
Just as the crew of WFMY 5 p.m. news sat down to broadcast, a vicious tornado struck the city of Greensboro, N.C. The station itself was sideswiped by the twister, but other buildings were completely destroyed. It knocked out power and communications at WFMY and caused significant damage just one neighborhood away.
The station’s crew, which was supposed to be on the air, had to seek shelter in a cinder-block hallway as the twister passed overhead.
Tim Buckley, the chief meteorologist at the station, had already been tracking the storms through the afternoon.
“We were in the line of this storm. We’d been on Facebook Live with our viewers for about four hours tracking the line,” Buckley said. “The tornado warning was issued about one minute before we took massive power hits at our station.”
As the storm approached, the meteorologists hustled everyone to their shelter locations. For a few seconds, the live stream focused on a bright yellow “Safe Spot” sign as the staff ducked into their place of refuge.
https://www.washingtonpos(...)m_term=.1ec5681f4088
Just as the crew of WFMY 5 p.m. news sat down to broadcast, a vicious tornado struck the city of Greensboro, N.C. The station itself was sideswiped by the twister, but other buildings were completely destroyed. It knocked out power and communications at WFMY and caused significant damage just one neighborhood away.
The station’s crew, which was supposed to be on the air, had to seek shelter in a cinder-block hallway as the twister passed overhead.
Tim Buckley, the chief meteorologist at the station, had already been tracking the storms through the afternoon.
“We were in the line of this storm. We’d been on Facebook Live with our viewers for about four hours tracking the line,” Buckley said. “The tornado warning was issued about one minute before we took massive power hits at our station.”
As the storm approached, the meteorologists hustled everyone to their shelter locations. For a few seconds, the live stream focused on a bright yellow “Safe Spot” sign as the staff ducked into their place of refuge.
https://www.washingtonpos(...)m_term=.1ec5681f4088
