25 Minutes of Extreme Natural Disasters

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5:00 wow what a terrifying way to go out. Just casually enjoying a nice hike on a nice hot day out, and boom a volcano erupts on your head… RIP to that person..

Interesting enough, there is an underwater volcano that just erupted in the Pacific Ocean. So large they caught it on satellite images. Most likely will create Tsunamis for Pacific Islands, Japan, and Alaska. Hope it doesn’t get too serious!

This video really puts into perspective how quickly life can change from things that are completely out of our control! Ya just never know what tomorrow could bring!

I fucking lost it when the old dude went flying past the camera on the Irish Ferry, I'm sure he didn't think so, but it looked hilarious from here. He even had some respectable twist-action happening!

6:00 - the cameraman from my country didn't even known he is looking at a tornado, he trough it's a strong wind, he was sooo lucky. 6 months later almost all buildings destroyed by this tornado are rebuilded thanks to donations from another citizens and people working for free. (25 km long, 0,5 km wide, hundreds houses hit, 4 villages)

Since everybody was fine I’ve got to say……that dude spinning through the frame while the ship was getting tossed by the waves made me laugh my actual ass off 🤣 dude came out of nowhere, and the look on his face 😂😂😂

Watching this brought me back to the fact that I experienced 185-205 mph sustained wind gusts during Hurricane Michael (a category 5 hurricane that made landfall in the panhandle of the State of Florida, USA). I will never forget smoking my last cigarette under perfectly calm blue skies in the eye of the Hurricane. Then it was back to crapping myself for several hours as the trailer I live in almost took flight every 10-15 minutes.

Shoutout to the Woman who sat completely still on the ferry with her cup of tea whilst everyone else got thrown around 😂

In July of 2003 Memphis TN experienced one of these derecho storms. Because of the intensity, this storm was nicknamed, "Hurricane Elvis". There were straight lines of over 100 mph and 300,000 homes were left without power, some for weeks. I was without power for over a week, and this was in the middle of July in the Mid-South. Memphis had tens of thousands of huge oak trees, many of which were blown over onto houses and power lines. The clay soil did not allow the roots to grow deep, and many of the enormous trees toppled easily onto houses and power lines. This disaster was largely overlooked nationally because it was not a hurricane or tornado, "ONLY" a thunderstorm. Powerful derechos can be just as bad. I'll never forget it.

That tornado, wow, I saw one forming about 1km away a few years ago and have to say, I shat myself.... and it wound up the valley and killed a poor kid camping. Nature is something else.

The czech republic tornado was very terrifying it occurs only once in like 300 years so its rare in our country but i remember seing the videos and being scared or thunderstormes for some time

Hello from Czech Republic, this tornado was crazy. But on the internet there are more much worse videos of exactly this same tornado. This guy and this village was probably one of the "luckiest" who were hit by this tornado.

Damn mother nature, didn’t realize you were chill like that dude 🤙🏼

6:07 I really feel for the guy in the Czech Republic? To see something come so quickly and unusually. Reminds me of earthquakes. In the middle of it, you don’t know how bad it will get or for how long.

Iowa actually experienced a second derecho on December 15, 2021. It did less damage than the first but it was still quite intense.

Stood outside for the whole tornado just going, "awww c'mon"

Thank you for sharing this! Just finished shoveling a foot of snow ❄ here in Canada 🇨🇦

Or is it that more and more people are recording what we have never seen before??

I remember the derecho in 2020 - it was terrifying - I lived in an apartment facing a large stretch of forest and after it blew by - the path behind my place was littered with fallen trees, the lights flickered but luckily didn’t go out - and it’s amazing how no trees hit the building. I remember having my blinds open and watching it and holding my dog for dear life