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If a human being is able to survive the heatwave, it’s not because of an overpriced fan, and also not because you finally convinced the landlord to get an AC. Those multiple stinging showers that freeze your head for the main part of the day are also not the reason why we are still alive after the record three digits of heat. It’s because we know it’s temporary, so yep, life is a placebo, everyone.
But with so many climate anomalies happening all over the world in the past years, it’s hard to stay positive. What if we are doomed to hurricanes, floods, droughts, record snowfalls, and chunks of ice falling from the sky like it's not a big deal? I mean, have we played with Mother Nature for too long?
So in order to pay tribute to the powers of weather that we often underestimate, and to reflect on the scope and frequency of such crazy climate conditions, we are about to dive into pics that show how your plans should never dare to challenge the weather forecast.
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#1
Unforeseen Weather
Brendan 4 years ago
This image has been circling the internet for ages now. Also considering the change of clothes, I'm pretty sure it's staged.
Kristin Ingersoll 4 years ago
Or maybe it's a different day. Same intentions. Just doesn'y take a photo every time she leaves her driveway?
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WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
I told you Susan, looks like rain today. But no, Susan knew better...
Robert T 4 years ago
You forgot to take the roof with you, didn't you. In the UK, we can rarely be confident in the weather not to! Having said that, I've been nearly as wet as that after being caught in the rain on the motorway and finding it was 15 miles to the next junction to be able to pull off and put the roof up.
Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago
That model doesnt have a roof for whatever reason and the just took the black one off. You can see the striped one under the black one in the first pic under the shoulder strap
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#2
At Least He Got What He Asked
Scagsy 4 years ago (edited)
Seems to be getting tougher as the temperature gets colder though. Less clothing. Maybe he's building up a tolerance?
Night Owl 4 years ago
It looks like the second photo was taken while he was in a car
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#3
Summers In England
Apachebathmat 4 years ago
This picture is incomplete, why aren’t there skinny pale men walking around with no top on and the names of their last 8 girlfriends tattooed on their chest, while drinking cans of carling? That’s what it’s like here right now, the sun brings every dickhead to the yard
Olivia Payne-Alatsari 4 years ago
With their mate in a corsa with the dodgy exhaust speeding up the road; just to speed off again 5 mins later after the rowdy bunch have got in, yelling loud enough for two roads down to hear them!
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Mazer 4 years ago
I call that Charlton Heston weather, since you know the heavens will open up any minute
Hermione Granger 4 years ago
Any of y’all like storm watching? I love when a big thunderstorm rolls through. My friends and I have a tradition to go to their house (just down the road) and sit in their breezeway to watch the storm.
Bored Panda talked to Rob Jones, a TV meteorologist and hurricane chaser who runs an all-things-weather TikTok channel where he shares interesting facts and peculiarities about climate anomalies. As a child living in Florida, Rob said he was interested in their daily summertime thunderstorms and seasonal threats from hurricanes. “So it was only natural to attend the University of Miami (Hurricanes), study weather, and pursue a career in meteorology,” he added.
When it comes to the most extreme weather conditions, Rob named places like Death Valley, California, or Antarctica. But, generally, “people don’t live in the places where the most extreme temperatures occur on earth,” he said.
However, things are changing now. “The temperature in places like the village of Lytton, British Columbia in Canada reached 49.6°C in June 2021 when the average high is closer to 25°C,” Rob said and added that: “Some scientists have calculated that this is a one in 10,000 year heat event for that part of the world.”
#4
"It Might Rain Today, I Think I'll Take My Umbrella Out."... That Went Well!
Night Owl 4 years ago (edited)
That would be short song with an abrupt ending LOL
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PeachPossum 4 years ago
Bus stop, wet day, she's there, I say "Please, share my umbrella". ... Oh
Daniel Atkins 4 years ago
Somewhere someone is wishing for an umbrella and this will fall from the sky.
BlackPearltheSeaWing/NightWing 4 years ago
I've seen this picture so many times and I laugh literally every time. "I'm freeeeeeeee"
#5
Hail Damage To Sun Roof
#6
Tried Going To Visit My Boyfriend On My Day Off, Had To Turn Around Because The Fires Apparently Opened A Portal To Hell
denzoren 4 years ago
The would really freak me out...but I'll also be intrigued...one of the many reasons why I'd be killed first in a horror film.
Lauren Caswell 4 years ago
Is this Australia? Their early 2020 fires were so bad :( the sky even changed colour here in nz from it, but not this red!
Tai Dallen 4 years ago
What a lot of Oregon and California looked like summer 2020. With some added fire on the horizon if you were in Portland.
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Miss Cris 4 years ago
If the sky turned red to everybody we'd be more interesting in climate change causes.
Yara Balabanova 4 years ago
Idk we've had some pretty extreme weather this year and some conservatives still don't take climate change seriously
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The meteorologist suggested that “a warming world may have been a factor in placing the right weather patterns in place to have such an extreme event in that location. Just think, Las Vegas, Nevada has never recorded a temperature that high!”
“When discussing extreme weather, we think of hurricanes and tornadoes. The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane season was extremely active by measure of sheer number of storms, but not the most active by other measures. There’s always more than one metric to look at when defining hurricanes since they are very complex beings.”
Rob continued: “The most intense landfalling hurricane of the season was Laura, which struck with 240 km/h winds. We tend to see more about this type of weather because of the incredible images.
There were a total of 81 storm-related deaths from Laura, but imagine that the heatwave last month in British Columbia, Canada, probably had more fatalities, with the Vancouver coroner indicating that there were more than 100 deaths suspected from the heat,” he explained.
#7
When The Earthquake Hits At The Wrong Time
Kat Rob 4 years ago
Very embarrassing I'm sure but has anyone else noticed her bizarrely long fingers?
Vicky Z 4 years ago
😅😅😅😅that will be a story to tell! Honey remember that time that i shook your world?
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TheKnightOwl 4 years ago
If it was the 2011 quake (magnitude 9.0), even the throws of passion wouldn't stop you feeling that force of nature.
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#8
It Has Been Some Bad Weather In Norway Lately
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
"All buses must be washed at the end of your route." "But it's freezing.." "All buses must be washed at the end of your route."
Taco Da Guinea Pig 4 years ago
It’s so pretty!! Who cares about that truck. Unless there was someone inside it...
#9
Woke Up At 230am To Make A 2 Hour Drive Up 10000 Feet To See The Sunrise Atop Haleakala. Have You Ever Seen Such Beauty?
Bobert Robertson 4 years ago
This happened my first and only time snowboarding at Whistler.... I got there driving up from Vancouver in bluebird skies, looking forward to the best day of snowboarding in my life, and amazing views at that. It ended up being terrifying, since I couldn't see more than 10 feet ahead of me. First run of the day we made a wrong turn and ended up on a crazy mogul run.... no fun on a snowboard. Still turned out to be my best day snowboarding, since it was still Whistler
Amazon QT 4 years ago (edited)
One day my hubby (he was a locksmith then) & I drive up to Mt Rainier from Federal Way, WA to open some guys truck who lost his keys while skying earlier that morning. 😳😳😳
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paweł Staliński 4 years ago
Did the same thing once... only i went to Nepal... trekked for 2 weeks... got up at 4 hiked for 3,5 hours to see the best sunset at the best spot for watching the panorama of the Himalayas... i still have the time-laps of just fog :D
Vic D 4 years ago
I did the same trip with the bike ride to get down the volcano, the best trip I ever did ! It was so beautiful it really sucks that you had bad weather.
Honu 4 years ago
I've done that trip as well. We didn't get a great sunrise that morning, either, though better than this person's. The ride down made me not care. It was gorgeous.
Load More Replies... denzoren 4 years ago
It's very unnerving to know that there is nothing beyond the edge but you can't tell if it's true.
Forrest McCanless 4 years ago
Been to Crater Lake, Oregon three times over the years - never seen the lake from the rim because of the fog. I hear it's beautiful.
Alejandra Lima 4 years ago
This happened to me at my Great China Wall trip. Almost 19.000 kms and 36 hours flight including airports connections (I live in Argentina). I have a lot of pictures of the fog :(
However, when it comes to extreme weather events, Rob suggests not starting to jump to conclusions immediately. “First, let me start off by explaining that 1 single extreme weather event cannot be definitively linked to climate change. Weather refers to short-term atmospheric conditions, while climate is the average of the weather over a long period of time, such as the climatological standard of 30 years.”
Rob added that “while it might be tempting to use an extreme weather event to highlight climate change, it is not scientifically good practice (or accurate) to do so.”
#10
Normal Day In Utah
iBlank 4 years ago
oops, didn't see your post before my own. Beat me to it!
Load More Replies... CanidaeVulpes 4 years ago
I always thought they were native to the area. Apparently, they’re an invasive species from Russia. Not only are they annoying, but they are a huge fire risk due to the fact they can go airborn 😬
Gosia Buczek 4 years ago
We are learning new things every day! Thanks for that 🙂
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Hazel M 4 years ago
I think it's a huge tumbleweed drift. Shallow rooted bushes that spread their seeds by drying then rolling around.
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#11
My Mailbox Was Blown Up By Lightning Last Night
Sorican 4 years ago
naw. all that black is char from the lightning hitting it. maybe they dropped a quarter stick of dynamite instead?
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Apachebathmat 4 years ago
Are you sure it was lightning? That bin looks suspicious and they do say the assailant always returns to the scene
Auntriarch 4 years ago
The bin is now helping the police with their enquiries
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#12
What It's Like Escaping The Fires In Oregon. They Lived A Mile Away From Blue River, Oregon
Ronel du Plessis 4 years ago
BLIKSEM!!!!! Sorry translated it is the Afrikaans word for HOLY F**K!
Having said that, the meteorologist said that there are a few reasons why it seems like we are seeing more frequent extreme weather events. “The first is that everyone has a camera with them at all times in order to capture intense images of extreme weather. The second reason is that we disseminate information more and more widely everyday through traditional media, new media, and social media.”
“Yet another reason we capture more frequent extreme weather is because we are building large cities in places that experience extreme weather events like hurricanes, for example. Miami had a population of 300 people 125 years ago and now it encompasses a megalopolis of over 6,000,000 people. Wouldn’t more people experience hurricanes if we build large cities in a hurricane zone?”
#13
In Ten Seconds I'm Going To Discover The Value Of Lifejackets And Renter's Insurance
Nathan Pogorzala 4 years ago
It may not qualify for this guy, but when they tell you to evacuate, you evacuate.
Wyn Williams 4 years ago
A lot of the time as in Germany now it's flash floods due to climate change so no chance to evac
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Vicky Zar 4 years ago
If that really is Germany, then those must be our standard windows. Square, double or tripple glass, opens 2 ways - like a door or "kipp" (just the upper part tilts toward you and makes a V shaped opening if you look from the side)
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Michael Parker 4 years ago
I'm impressed at how well the window is holding back the water. Still terrifying though.
Joe Reaves 4 years ago
Only if the zoo is also flooded out, because that's Germany.
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Id row 4 years ago
If you get renter's insurance, make sure it covers flooding. Just saw a post recently about theirs not covering the new place they just moved into and it flooded.
Celesta 4 years ago
Most insurance in storm areas (TX, LA ect) WONT cover floid or water damage, home or car
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Ben Steinberg 4 years ago
A lot of people don't understand the value of a good window seal these days... /s
Pink Floydian Panda 4 years ago
I thought that was a fish tank at first. That is amazing and terrifying. I hope they go out ok.
#14
That's My House
Pixie 4 years ago (edited)
I live perhaps halve an hour drive away, pure luck that I'm not affected. It's a really strange and creepy feeling to have such a catastrophe not continents away but in front of our own door. OP, I hope you, your loved ones are ok and your belongings dito, or can be salvaged. Edited to add: All you climate change deniers, please go and drown yourself in Europe or China or burn in the really massive (again, as in the last years, just worse) fires in Siberia, or the definitely not normal fires in west Canada and USA or whatever weatheranomaly I've forgotten.
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Katinka Min 4 years ago
If anybody wonders - that farm at the edge was a horse farm, and yes, the two owner got all their horses out. they lost everythign else though. :-/ I am Grman and have been following this on the news for days. The images are unbelievable. but the truly scary thing is that this was basically just strong rain, albeit days of it. Soon the climate crisis will create disasters like this every few years.
Jace 4 years ago
It’s likely going to be more rapid than every few years.
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Stephanie IV 4 years ago
This is frightening. All of Germany is donating. Those poor, brave people.
Tassenküchlein168 4 years ago
The smiley Raven Sheridan (below) used is NOT the grinning one. I just can’t understand why he is downvoted: If they don’t have a special insurance, affected people lost everything they owned. The German state paid about €20 billion compensation each year such a flood hits, and it goes all to private owners who lost their houses. It’s great that we all stay for each other, but there’s another point: As not everybody owns a house, that’s not a solution in the long run. So government considers to mandatory insurance against flood for home owners, what just seems to be right to me. Problem is that many insurance companies don’t agree to take the risk or at least only for huge fees.
Jace 4 years ago
Yeah. Most “insurance” companies do everything in their power to NOT insure the people on their contracts. “Insurance” is about sucking wealth out of the masses, not about collective support. 😡
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#15
Its Cold Outside
Neil Bidle 4 years ago
Was it "the day after tomorrow" where the world froze suddenly? Reminds me of that
Gogo Gadget 4 years ago
It was certainly the day after the heat stopped working
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Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago
"Baby it's cold outside" "I really have no choice but to stay the door is frozen shut." *awkward silence* "that went better than expected."
Rob explained further: “We build homes in river flood plains, construct dams, levies, and other unnatural barriers in locations that are naturally meant to flood. Sometimes 'human nature' is no match for Mother Nature and she reclaims what is rightfully hers. Of course, the final reason is that we may very well be seeing more frequent and more extreme weather, but the cumulative observational evidence is not yet clear.”
This is because “climate is a long term average of the weather and we simply need more data on a multidecadal time scale,” Rob added. “Climate scientists still expect that as our world continues to warm, we will experience more extreme weather… sometimes more extreme in intensity, sometimes more extreme in frequency, and sometimes both.”
He concluded that “Weather is our world’s way of redistributing solar energy trapped inside of our atmosphere,” and added that “The more energy that is trapped by rising levels of greenhouse gases, the more redistribution our atmosphere needs to do in order to try and reach equilibrium.”
#16
Parked My Jeep Under The Porch To Keep It Out Of The Weather
#17
Lakefront Property During An Ice Storm
Lasenna Arynden 4 years ago (edited)
That looks AWESOME. Why is the house next door not affected?
Fred Mertz 4 years ago
This happened near where I live. It wasn't from an ice storm, it was from water being blown onto the house from lake Erie on a particularly cold day. The other house is farther back from the lake.
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Brenda Owens 4 years ago
I'd like to get a big picture of that and hang it on my wall so that in the summer I can pretend I'm in the snow belt.
#18
It’s So Hot In Australia, Our Outdoor Lights Melted
Raven Sheridan 4 years ago
You're not an Australian, until you've been branded by the seatbelt clip on a hot summer day.
AnnaBanana 4 years ago
Or had your thighs scorched by the seat leather...
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#19
Yesterday Our Neighbor's 80' Locust Tree Gave Us Some Live Edge Sky Lights, A Great View Of The Stars, And That Rainforest Cafe Atmosphere That Our Living Room Had Just Always Been Missing. No Injuries, Dogs Pissed The Bed, Life Goes On
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 4 years ago
Like a giant locust coming to eat the residents. Hopper? That you?
Load More Replies... January Tempis 4 years ago
"No injuries, dogs pissed the bed, life goes on" should totally be the title of a book.
#20
Getting Away From An Erupting Volcano Today
Grady'sRaider 4 years ago
This guy's got big cahoones. Read articles out of Alaska years ago about getting caught in an ash fall. Dark, zero visability, and possible vehicle failure.
Adam Belaire 4 years ago
For a minute, I thought his helmet was in the shame of a dinosaur or something, with the two eyes and a wide mouth for the face shield.
#21
Hurricane Mitch Rendered The Choluteca Bridge (Honduras) Useless After It Changed The Course Of The River It Was Built For
Sorican 4 years ago
well... are you really going to admit that your entire bridge construction team... were drunks?
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Bob Belcher 4 years ago
I'm down voting this because BP has used the same picture in about 5 different articles this month.
Wandaluzt 4 years ago
Bored Panda copy pastes posts from other sites to make big clickbait articles with the sole purpose of making money from adverts. They really couldn't care less how many times a picture has been used so long as the site traffic remains high. A few of these are repeats. They still have the audacity to say they have 'writers' etc.
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Linziaj 4 years ago
Is this true? The photos been in other stories for different reasons. I like this the best though
Gosia Buczek 4 years ago
Yes, it happened in 1998, but now it's connected to highway 🙂
Load More Replies... Mazer 4 years ago
Japanese are great bridge builders, They can always take into account fickle mother nature
M O'Connell 4 years ago
The Japanese designers of the bridge did their job impeccably. The bridge approaches were just mounds of earth that washed away. Given the width of the river course, it would have been a good idea to build a trestle across the whole thing to account for the channel moving.
Load More Replies... Mandy 4 years ago
My guess is that they rerouted the river previously for whatever reason and the storm put it back on its natural original course. That happened when out area flooded. The river through the mountains was rerouted many many many years ago for infrastructure amd roads and when it flooded the river went back to its original course. Pretty wild imo. Nature is amazingly powerful and unpredictable!
#22
Maybe A Bit Too Much Rain
Raven Sheridan 4 years ago
Damn! The seals on those windows are impressive, to keep out that much water!
Pink kitty 4 years ago
That's kind of an awesome view( if you don't think about all the damage)
#23
When It Snows Before The Leaves Fall Off
Paul K. Johnson 4 years ago
I've never seen anyone put grated cheese all over their care before. I'll bet it's delicious though!
#24
Spent 5 Hours Getting Chemotherapy This Morning, Came Home Feeling Like Crap. Laid Down To Nap... Alarms And Sirens Start Blasting. Rush 5 Cats To The Basement And Prep Shelter. Go Outside To See This In My Subdivision
Susan Green 4 years ago
I feel bad for you. Getting chemo is bad enough, but to have this happen right after…
countrygurl 4 years ago
You herded 5 cats into the basement? You are amazing! Praying for healing!
Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago
My gramma has 6 cats. Can ye fit one more?
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Hello Dolly 4 years ago
Is that an upside down tornado? I have never seen one I just thought they were bigger at the top and smaller at the bottom.
Marlowe Fitzpatrik 4 years ago
It's still in the beginning stage. It might not turn into a full one, but this is how they start.
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Mandy 4 years ago
Omg! I did not know about the "source" button. Thank you!
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#25
Puerto Rican Natural Wonder, Punta Ventana, Collapsed Today After An Earthquake
purple turtle 4 years ago
Seee? The trees are nature's sentinels. Protecting the soil from sliding off. Plant more trees. Or else we will have to start living on boat houses soon.
#26
Just Bought Our Dream Home Less Than 2 Months Ago. Tonight I Watched It Burn To The Ground In A Massive Wildfire
Dodo 4 years ago
Are people insured against this sort of thing, or is it considered an Act of God and they're just screwed?
Brandy Grote 4 years ago
Most insurance companies cover this. Mine (USAA) recognizes that I live in an extreme wildfire area. They will send a team to clear gutters, close garage door if I'm not home, and otherwise help if a fire is near me. The last fire came thru FAST, and we left before being "officially" evac'd as power was out and sparks were falling. They didn't cover our hotel because they didn't consider us officially evac despite sending in docs to prove it. But they did repair the little burned areas we had from embers on the roof. Our city also requires us to keep brush cleared away. But in this last fire, embers were setting fires MILES away from the fire line!
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#27
A Storm Came Through. The Plastic Furniture Barely Moved But The Grill Blew 30 Ft Into The Pool
Sam 4 years ago
Of course it did. The grill is on wheels and the cover is a big sail. This is not surprising.
Scagsy 4 years ago
And the furniture it vented which will allow the wind to pass through it easier.
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Adam Belaire 4 years ago
Just like a tornado, you always see cows flying by. Never chickens. The lesson is when you see a tornado coming, grab onto a chicken and you'll be safe.
Kenny Kulbiski 4 years ago
The grill is more expensive and probably ruined. The plastic furniture wouldn't be affected. Nature has its priorities.
emily arslain 4 years ago
hahaha the chairs are all right there like "hurry! sacrifice him before it's too late! he's not one of us! *all chairs start chanting* not one of us! not one of us!"
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Dodo 4 years ago
All I can think is the grill is higher and on wheels. The furniture would be sheltered more by the fencing, maybe?
Load More Replies... sam puckett 4 years ago
Only the grill? None of the chairs? Seriously? I don't buy it those chairs weighed less than the grill
54 4 years ago
the grill has wheels. the chairs are vented which lets air pass through
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Apollo 4 years ago
I mean when I was little a tornado started in my backyard. One neighbor had a tree go through their roof, another had several windows broken, another had a tree fall on their car. My family? One board on our fence that was already loose fell off the fence and our garage can moved from one end of the driveway to the other
#28
110+ Mph Derecho Winds Impale House With Lawn Chair, Iowa 8/10
Dre Mosley 4 years ago (edited)
Might be one of those manufactured homes. Those things aren't much better than mobile homes, or its an old wooden house.
Judith Wilson 4 years ago
why do your observations indicate the house is below your standards? You haven't heard of a straw being blown THROUGH a fence post?
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angied4liberty 4 years ago
This was a weather event that lasted 14 hours and had peak wind gusts of 140 miles an hour. It did the most damage of any single storm system in this area in modern history. So it's not just that the house wasn't made of strong materials or it was a glorified trailer. The storm track was 770 miles and it did over 11 billion dollars in damage
Just JoLynn 4 years ago
That looks like vinyl siding to me, wood siding might have prevented this.
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#29
5 Days Ago My Parents And I Opened A New Takeout Restaurant. Today Hurricane Michael Destroyed It
Wandaluzt 4 years ago
This was posted on Reddit 2 years ago. They won't see this reply.
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Dave van Es 4 years ago
As long as it was only the take-away restaurant, and no one got hurt. People can't be replaced, everything else can
Wandaluzt 4 years ago
This was posted on Reddit 2 years ago. They won't see this reply.
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#30
Don’t Leave Your Kayak Out In The Sun
HoneyBun Arts 4 years ago
Such a dramatic kayak! Just because he/she/they doesn’t want to go..
Randy Klefbeck 4 years ago
Actually the mfgr tells people that this can happen and to fix, all that's required is to reverse it's position, push out and put it in the shade for awhile, then store it somewhere cool.
sharron lynn parsons 4 years ago
This summer has been horrific, some people truly suffered !!!
#31
For Sale!! 2001 Honda Civic, Great Condition (I Hope)
Rando Pando 4 years ago
Yeah! It looks like the AC works a little too well tho.
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Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago
This suddenly made me want to shovel my driveway. And theres not even snow. ITS THE MIDDLE OF SUMMER
James F. Wilson Jr. 4 years ago
Overheard last night "Don't worry honey, No need to put the car inside the garage."
#32
Guess He's Not Going Anywhere Till Summer
StrawberryParfait 4 years ago
Buckets of hot water will do the trick more effectively, and without the risk of electrocution.
Load More Replies... Amy Jo Buchanan 4 years ago
How does this happen? How did it snow so much then how did the car get on top of the snow without sinking and then how did the rest of the snow melt and not underneath the car? I have serious questions!
#33
My Brothers Cabin (Which Is Now His Home In The Midst Of A Nasty Divorce) In Northern Ca. Took Him 5 Miles On A Snow Mobile To Find This After Leaving Town For A Week
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
At least he's got something to do to get his mind of the divorce. The roof could collapse under the weight of all that snow.
I I 4 years ago
imagine having to clear the roof so you feel safe when inside it , could you even clear that by hand ? be pretty dangerous i would think
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#34
Weather Patterns Don't Care What Kind Of Car You Drive
Henry Cheves 4 years ago
Heather is unpredictable, there are no Heather patterns
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Scagsy 4 years ago
Am I wrong to smirk when I see a car that probably cost as much as a hospital wing, being battered like this? I know, I won't need a coat where I'm going. But still, ha!
Aaricia 4 years ago
Depends on how the person got it. Through saving half their life or just because they can?
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Al Christensen 4 years ago
This Lambo is glad it didn't suffer the usual fate of its brethren: in a ditch when the owner showed off.
Katie Lutesinger 4 years ago
That happened to my sister's car AND her husband's as well - they were unlucky enough to park in the same area on the day of one of the worst freak hailstorms in Australian history. But still luckier than some - plenty of other people had their cars so badly damaged they were written off. I'll always remember that day, in part because the storm hit halfway through my birthday lunch! One minute fine, the next the restaurant had its own ornamental waterfall coming out of the roof...
Calypso poet 4 years ago
Oops! I worked at a Mercedes dealership when we had a hail storm this bad. Hate to say it but besides the customer cars and each other's we laughed at the owners obnoxious son practically in tears over his cars. Sending people out in that to pull his precious vehicles inside. We weren't going outside!
#35
I Was In New York For The First Time In My Life. My Wife And I Spent Almost 10 Hours On A Plane, Crossed The Atlantic Ocean And Flew 7,500 Kilometers. We Climbed The Top Of The Rock To Enjoy A View Of Central Park. We Had Only One Day In New York And This View Will Always Be With Us
Calypso poet 4 years ago
A lot of people never get to NYC. Who gets to see it so foggy? They were lucky that viewing area was open!
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Judi Michelle 4 years ago
To be fair.... you could've avoided climbing the rock. Central Park is fairly flat (comparatively) if it's foggy on the ground, the view isn't getting better
Judi Michelle 4 years ago
I retract part of my comment. I missed The Rock (with capitalization). But still stand by the foggy on the bottom won't see much from the top statement
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Heidi DiClemente 4 years ago
Climbed? Should have used the speedy elevator they have. You could have got to that amazing view much quicker
Ronel du Plessis 4 years ago
Like the first time I took my sons up Table mountain in Cape town. Misty as hell. Just before we decided to go down again the mist lifted and we could at least enjoy the view for a short while before the clouds came in again.
David Herz 4 years ago
Maybe schedule two days next time for NYC, it will be worth it, fogs lift.
#36
Main Water Valve Was Not Shut Off For The Winter In A Cabin
Scagsy 4 years ago
I prefer Toy Story but yeah, if you want. You bring the drinks, I'll bring the popcorn.
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HardTruths 4 years ago (edited)
This post shd be way higher! Have seen most of the other posts in some form before. This one is unique!
Jace 4 years ago
It’s not unique. Saw this a few weeks ago on another list on this site.
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#37
Forgetting To Roll Up The Window All The Way
infinite upvote 4 years ago
That screen's on. Looks like they turned it on to defrost it
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Grady'sRaider 4 years ago
Had a college roomate who liked to sleep in a cold bedroom. Went in one morning to wake him to find him window open, snoozing under a single sheet, and a six inch snowdrift.
Shaun Coleman 4 years ago
I remember going to a party a long time ago. I drank heavily and stayed the night. I stumbled out to my car in the morning with a massive hangover. It was an old car with front bench seats. I had left a window open the night before. There was a snow drift across the front seat. Nothing says party like like having to shovel out the snow from the interior of your car with a hangover before you can drive away...
Leo Domitrix 4 years ago
Where I grew up, nobody left windows cracked between autumn equinox and start of summer. And this is why!
#38
It Was A Hot Day In Tallahassee
#39
Gift From Mother Nature
Kira Okah 4 years ago
Their car got jacked! (at least I think it's a jackfruit, rather than a durian).
Kristy P 4 years ago
If it is a durian, that stinks. (I'll see myself out...)
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egracec 4 years ago
Or a deadly one....a quarter sized bite to try it required a double dose of benadryl to keep my throat from swelling shut.
Load More Replies... WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
And I guess that, as always, the council isn't responsible for the damage to your car caused by their tree.
#40
If You Thought Smoking At A Gas Pump Was Bad
Dodo 4 years ago
Oh man, I hadn't thought about that. (And before anyone calls me stupid, I don't know much about electric cars, would this really be dangerous?)
Rod Egret 4 years ago
One would expect the system was designed to be safe in this type of conditions. It's much easier to make an electric system waterproof than preventing gas fumes in a station while pumping.
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Hugh Cookson 4 years ago
More to the point, did the people who designed / built this, not have the vision / intelligence to actually build the damn thing ABOVE the likely flood depth ? Fck me - I worked as a chef for many years, a couple of those in an old mill building in Suffolk built in about 1500 - all of the moving bits of the original building (Cogs /spindles/ grind stones etc) were ABOVE the high flood level (along with more recent additions like all electric plug points were at about eye level - 5'10" in my case - just in case of flooding), also, all of the fridges / freezers / wine 'cellars' etc, were on the floor above as a double indemnity. The people who designed and built this should be sought out and held up as idiots who should never be allowed near a project again ...
#41
My Backyard After The Gender Reveal Party On Saturday
Adam C 4 years ago (edited)
So was it a boy or a girl? Hard to tell by lack of color blue or pink.
Darko Pešić 4 years ago
This gender reveal stupidity needs to stop really? Doctor tells you the gender, you tell your family and that is it, not this retarded stupid fireworks, confetti stuff.
Bobert Robertson 4 years ago
I don't mind the simple ones. Like cutting open a cake with an intimate group of close friends or family. But the ones where the whole town is invited so you can shoot a rocket launcher into a wasp nest so they come out angry and sting your uncle so he falls off his chair and onto a balloon which bursts open into a pink cloud are ridiculous and stupid
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Catarina Pupillo 4 years ago
THey have been charged with manslaughter and destruction of property. Possible 35 years in prison. Guess they are going to miss their kids high school graduation.
Amy Jo Buchanan 4 years ago
Sad! This reminds me of the fire that two young boys in Tennessee started and it spread to Gatlinburg and destroyed homes and businesses. Caused millions of dollars worth of damage. People don't think about how their reckless actions involving fireworks or anything flammable can have such devastating consequences.and endangering lives too.
Load More Replies... Tamra Stiffler 4 years ago
I find most people just aren't that excited to know about the gender of other people's babies.
Susan Green 4 years ago
Right? I’m quite happy to wait until the baby’s born, to find out.
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DarkAngelNic 4 years ago
Nothing like having a ridiculous party to reveal what genitals a fetus has...f*****g gross.
Enamelcamel 4 years ago
No sympathy, whatsoever. People have been killed over this nonsense, and fires have caused BILLIONS of dollars worth of damage. How the heck did this drivel get posted as a "Mother Nature" incident. This is willful ignorance!!!
I want cake 4 years ago
You do realise that OP did not host the party, right? They had nothing to do with the party.
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Dre Mosley 4 years ago
These need to stop. Too many people have been hurt or worse and property destroyed all in the name of revealing your kid's gender.
#42
This Tree Was Uprooted In A Storm Last Night That Destroyed The Mans Garage And Two Of Us Vintage Cars
Kira Okah 4 years ago (edited)
Don't take pictures in this spot by a fallen tree like this. If the weight holding that tree down shifts off, that tree goes springing right back up. People get killed doing this.
sonofabass 4 years ago
I think that applies to trees knocked down by something else (if that moves, yes it may pop up). If it fell on it's own, I do not see how it's possible to spring back up.
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Shelli Aderman 4 years ago
Lovely idea and all, but do you see the size of the human vs the size of the tree?
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Draga Millani 4 years ago
there are two types of people: those more worried about the tree and those more worried about the vintage cars
#43
When You Live In Svalbard, Norway And Forget To Close The Window To The Home Office
Bobert Robertson 4 years ago
When you live that close to the north pole, I don't know why your windows would even open lol
Donald Holder 4 years ago
Well, look at the positive side. You don't have to worry about your computer over heating. Sorry. Bad joke.
#44
It's Just A Little Ice, It's Fine
A B C 4 years ago
We had that happen with a car parked in front of the house I'm living in. I heard it happen, and oh boy, it was LOUD
Gabby M 4 years ago
used to live in an A-Frame house.....the ice slide noise was scary AF
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Peter Spencer 4 years ago
If you want an illustration of how heavy ice can be, just look at this
Linda Robinett 4 years ago
I live in a place with much softer weather but parking your car in a garage is a really good idea.
#45
My Boss Told Me To Atleaste Try Shoveling Out And Come In Today. Saskatoon Sk, Canada (Red Car Is Mine)
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
And you told him that your life is worth more than his $12 dollar per hour job.
Daniel Holland 4 years ago
The worst part is there are managers for things like food and other service sector jobs that really do believe that because they regard employees as an ultra-expendable, ultra-renewable resource that employees should regard themselves as expendable and renewable.
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Raven Sheridan 4 years ago
Text him this photo and say you'll come in, if you can Uber a team of sled dogs. 😉
Carol Anne Benoit 4 years ago
My boss made me walk to work after a storm like this and I couldn't get my car out. I worked about a mile away. He was a lawyer, (and a really bad one at that). I was also there when 9-11 happened and one of the associates wanted to turn on a radio or go get her portable TV from home and he told her there was work to do, and if she did, she'd be fired.
Teri Campisi 4 years ago
There is just two(2) cars there, the left one is blue... Which car is it,eh?
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Is he there? Hey boss, if you want me there so bad, then come and get me. Then you can drive me back because I definitely ain't traveling in this snow.
Marnie 4 years ago
So, we had a snowstorm in Minnesota around 1991 where it dropped about two feet of snow in a day. I lived in an apartment so of course I had no shovel. My son was two years old and needed milk. I had to get out and they had not yet plowed. I only had a dust pan. I put my son in the car with a million blankets and towels and spent two hours shovelling snow with my dust pan. That was just to clear my car. The plow came through and cleared the parking lot. No way could a single person clear that parking lot in time to get to work. Most likely roads were not yet plowed, either.
Kerri Peek 4 years ago
I was called back from leave March 2003 (Iraq War) and it had snowed at least 6' Chain of Command didn't care. I told them to send a helicopter because we weren't getting out for a couple days. They got mad at me, but I don't control war hawks or the weather.
Kathy Walsh 4 years ago
Employers can be such d***s...Should have asked him to come and get you if he wanted you in to work that bad!
#46
Got A Little Bit Of Rain In The Backyard. Husband For Scale. Note: We Don’t Usually Have A Lake In The Yard
Hermione 4 years ago
I first read “husband for sale” and wondered why you blamed him for the flooding.
Donald Holder 4 years ago
Well look at the good side. At least your house isn't the lowest point on your property. That's a good thing.
#47
I Wore Shorts To Work Last Night Because It Was 75 Degrees Out, This Is What It Looked Like Outside This Morning After My Shift
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
Common occurrence in the Netherlands where you leave your house in springtime, work during a hot summer, drive home in autumn and go to sleep in mid-winter, all in one day.
Tobias the Tiger 4 years ago
That's what I was thinking. Just visited there recently and had one town where it didn't get above 50 degrees for the day, but in another town it was up to 80.
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deanna woods 4 years ago
Something like this happened to me once. I went on a trip with only flip flops and no jacket and then it rained all weekend. My sister had to loan me her jacket and I had to go to Walmart to get shoes.
#48
I Guess You Shouldn’t Put Glass Windows Over Grass When It’s 22 Degrees Celsius
Norah Reilly 4 years ago
And it has glitches like all the other Windows versions.
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Bob Belcher 4 years ago
22C isn't that hot. Probably the sun going through the glass caused this more than temperature did
wifeofweasley 4 years ago
It's not hot but warm. Glass in combination with direct sunlight can cause a high temprature. If you hold a magnifying glass above a newspaper under sunlight the newspaper will catch fire
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AnimalsRuleHumansDrool 4 years ago
22° is nothing, it can reach around forty or more in some places.
#49
Lamborghini Huracan Flooded Due To Rain In São Paulo. It Was Not Insured
TmKhr 4 years ago
Uninsured expensive car and windows rolled down? The owner isn't the brightest.
CatWoman312 4 years ago
I believe people like this are called “stupid rich”
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WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
When you have the money to buy a super expensive car but lack the money to insure it, you probably shouldn't have bought it.
Wouter 4 years ago
Why? Insurance is for replacing things you can't afford to replace yourself.
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A B C 4 years ago
How can you afford to buy such a car but then not insure it? That's just plain dumb.
Amazon QT 4 years ago
“I hear sloshing when I make right and left turns?” “Hummm that might be you “blinker fluid” getting low!!”
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How was it not insured? Is that not a requirement in São Paulo? In the USA, you can’t legally drive without it.
Amazon QT 4 years ago
Yes but many asshats do!!! Why do you think insurance company still offer “uninsured motorist” coverage. 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
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WalmartKermit 4 years ago
That looks a lot like the BatMobile, Batman was dumb to not insure it
SCamp 4 years ago
Geez, how do you buy a 100k car and not insure it? It’s not like you can’t afford it
Amazon QT 4 years ago
Base price for a 2020 Lamborghini Huracán Evo RWD is $214,366. But that ones over $500,000 with all the modifications that was done to it for a charity auction- sadly it will never see.
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“20% Chance” Of Rain Overnight
Jess-a-men 4 years ago
Had something similar happen to me on a camping trip once. All the rain collected under our tent, so you stepped in and it just felt like walking on a water bed. There was even a small toad hiding in our tent.
Leo Domitrix 4 years ago
I see this too often at commonly-used campsites. They get "worn down", and there's no "high spot" to pitch a tent in case of rain. And a lot of campsites in the US and Canada restrict where you can pitch the tent, so you're stuck in these giant rain pools waiting to happen. *sigh*
somnomania 4 years ago
okay but most people misunderstand the % chance, because it's actually really stupid. as i understand it, it's not that there's a 20% chance of rain happening, it's that at least 20% of the area being discussed will have rain for sure.
#51
Alberta Winds
Faith Hurst 4 years ago
Drive up Interstate 15 when the Santa Ana Winds start up and there are just a bunch of these on their sides. Some don't believe the signs that say "high winds ahead."
#52
My Car Got Struck By Lightning Today
Viktor Feurer 4 years ago
Car will save you for the electric shock but not from the fire afterwards.
Load More Replies... Dorothy Parker 4 years ago
Didn't do the truck next to it any good, either. It looks like a roasted marshmallow.
#53
There Was An Earthquake This Morning
Joshua Selbitschka 4 years ago
That scene from A-team(2010) comes to mind: "You pancaked my van! I'mma kill you, fool!" "You can't park there, that's a handicapped zone."
#54
Finally Rained After 3 Months In Australia And It Destroys Our Whole Garden Wall And Laundry
#55
Weather Called For Freezing Rain
#56
This Is My Dad’s ‘72 Buick Skylark Floating Away During Hurricane Sally. By The Time They Rescued Their Other Cars, This One Had Water In The Tailpipe And Wouldn’t Drive. Rip
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
Water in the tailpipe doesn't mean that the car is a write of. Especially not when the car is from 1972 and has no computers and electronics that can get damaged beyond repair.
Wyn Williams 4 years ago
It wouldn't start so they couldn't move it to safety was the point :)
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Sawdust 4 years ago
Maybe it'll wash up on the shore of The Netherlands in a few years and some lucky guy will find it.
HammerzToe 4 years ago
Water in the tail pipe wouldn't keep it from starting. Unfortunately if it was running it would probably get water in the vents of the transmission and differential. It would be a mess, but salvageable. Nice car too, a pity.
Hello Dolly 4 years ago
It happened to my 92 celica and we managed to save it I think maybe this could have been saved.
#57
As If Covid-19 And Losing Jobs Wasn't Bad Enough, We Just Lost Both Cars To A Tree. Happy Easter Everyone!
Elwood Schwartz 4 years ago
Those look like older cars. They probably wouldn't get much.
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#58
“I Think I Left A Window Open Last Night, Not Sure”
Faith Nicole 4 years ago
If it's cold enough to snow. Why are people even opening their windows?!
froggie froggie 4 years ago
heating in the house 🤨duh. my heater is blasted in winter and i need to open the window to avoid heat stroke
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Ole Peder Amrud Hagen 4 years ago
It's IKEA, so there are thousands of you.
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#59
People Who Parked On Ice Before It Melted. That Sucks
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
Let's be clever and park our cars on a frozen lake.... And these people have the permission to drive a 2 ton killing machine.
DarkAngelNic 4 years ago
People who ice fish but I would never in a million years take my chance of parking on a frozen body of water.
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M O'Connell 4 years ago
No, just idiots. A similar situation occurred near me a few years ago. Parking on the ice is relatively common during a snow-sculpting festival, as there is literally nowhere else to park. People who live there obey the guidelines and park vehicles no less than 20' apart (spacing out the weight). Idiots from out of town who don't think those guidelines apply to them park in the spaces left between sensible people's vehicles and cause the ice to crack.
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Rain Ruins The Denver Chalk Art Festival
#61
Ohh No... Its Cool Hurricane Michael, Its Not Like I Needed My Car Or Anything
#62
The Day I Visited The Great Wall Of China
#63
Ping Pong Table Left Outside In The Rain
Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago
In this ping pong, its a roll of the dice! If it lands in the right spot, it will roll off!
M O'Connell 4 years ago
I suppose you can find a ping-pong table somewhere on planet earth that is made of a different material? Every one I have ever seen is laminate of one sort or another over particle board.
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Got My First Ever House With A Backyard, So I Was So Stoked And Planted My First Ever Crop! I Was Super Excited To Get Some Corn, But The Hurricane Had Different Plans
Tim Douglass 4 years ago
Stand it back up and pack more dirt around it. My corn blows over at least once every year, sometimes several times.
#65
The Wind Blew My Chimney Right Off
cassiushumanmother 4 years ago
Never hire a lego loving kid as a contractor. As a kid i used to build toy brick houses more structurally valid than that monstruosity.
Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago
Interlocking Lego bricks makes it much stronger. I agree.
Load More Replies... Leo Domitrix 4 years ago
What pi**-poor idiot built that chimney? Mine is brick and has held up to earthquake, derecho, etc., so .... WTH?
cassiushumanmother 4 years ago (edited)
And i suppose that the chimney is not 3meters away from the actual house just to let the wind a chance to push harder... All about it is so wrong! Materials, architecture, everything is against physics laws.
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This River Recently Flooded And Rerouted To The Left. Those Houses Aren't Riverfront Property Anymore
Lasenna Arynden 4 years ago
Just be glad it didn't try to reroute through your houses instead.
#67
June 2020, In A Strikingly Poignant Metaphor, The Largest Free-Flying American Flag In The Country Was Torn Apart Last Night During Severe Thunderstorms In Sheboygan, Wi
Leo Domitrix 4 years ago
Do not lump us all together, please. It is a piece of cloth. We (mostly) know that. The ones crying and whining irk me and my military fam. This cloth drapes our family's caskets. But it's just cloth. You can buy another one. if it gets ripped up in weather, so what? If it gets burned, so what? If it covers a casket, you keep it in a case to remember the service that your family member performed for the country, but it's optional. So, no, not every American, but thank you for assuming the worst of all of us.
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Julie Bonenfant 4 years ago
Also methophorically - Although battered and torn, our flag was still there.
#68
Today I Learned My Yard Turns Into A Gigantic Mud Pit When It Rains
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
Which can easily be fixed by applying some draining tubes and improving the quality of the soil.
Heather Menard 4 years ago
Quick throw a whole bunch of grass seed down and it will be nice and lush and won't happen again
Lynne Stark 4 years ago
You should research Rain Gardens. All new construction projects are required to have them now in my area
Kari Panda 4 years ago
I see it the other was around. With more vegetation, this wouldn’t happen so easily.
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#69
In Arizona It's Illegal To Cut Down A Saguaro Cactus. Last Night This Precious 15-Foot Piece Of Protected Wildlife Destroyed My Roof
Jess Sexton 4 years ago
I mean… the cactus was there before the house. Technically they ruined its home first.
Enamelcamel 4 years ago
The problem in Arizona, is that they tend to get extra water here from everybody's flowers and lawn plants. They grow too tall too fast, and can't support the height of the branches. One good wind, shallow roots, cactus bye-bye! And they can weigh several TONS!!!
Adriaan Verhelle 4 years ago
Hence the previous response: "I mean… the cactus was there before the house. Technically they ruined its home first."
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SirPatTheCat 4 years ago
I mean at that point I would just call it natural selection...
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#70
I See Your Scenic Photos Ruined By The Weather And Present The Time I Fulfilled A Life Long Dream To Visit The Taj Mahal
Tassenküchlein168 4 years ago (edited)
If it’s a Life Long Dream i would consider to spend more than a day at the destination of my dreams. (Edit: I always confuse "when" and "if" - sorry in advance, if i did it wrong)
#71
We Had A Storm Here In Amsterdam
Whatshername 4 years ago
Reminds me of a funny song called Bomen zijn relaxed (trees are relaxed) by Luuk & Gijs. It's on youtube and it's worth to run it through Google Translate 😄
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-25 Outside. Heavy Grocery Bag. No Gloves. Long Reunion/Chat With Old Friend In Parking Lot. Gravity
#73
Didn’t Think To Clear The Snow From The Roof Of My Shed This Winter
Memere 4 years ago
Looks like one of those plastic sheds, we had one about half that size once. Rubbermaid company makes them, and some other companies too - https://www.homedepot.com/p/Rubbermaid-7-ft-x-7-ft-Storage-Shed-2119053/313801019
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Ayla Smith 4 years ago
It looks plastic. That type of shed wouldn't last a day in Florida weather conditions.
#74
It’s Technically Still Summer For Another 13 Days. Yet, In Colorado
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
Nature doesn't keep timetables and calendars, it has its own agenda.
Memere 4 years ago (edited)
I was in Grand Lake, Colorado in June of 2018 & we woke up one morning to 3" of snow! And way back in the 70's, I was with friends & we rode motorcycles up Pike's Peak & got snowed on most of the way up. Then on the 4th of July we had a snowball fight at the Continental Divide. Fun times!
Chloe *Leah* Pheonix 4 years ago
It doesnt beat that one time in Colorado springs where it snowed in the middle of summer. When it was supposed to be a very warm day. Anyone remember?
#75
9yr Old Tires + 90° Weather + Low Tire Pressure + Highway Driving = Big Summer Blowout! (And A Near Death Experience)
cassiushumanmother 4 years ago
I can't believe that in some countries there is no regulations or mandatory checks on vehicules. For struggling countries i get it, but for developed countries it just blows my mind. In my country if you drive with used tires you get a 135euro fine and the vehicule could be immobilized. That's highly dangerous for the owner, and for everybody else.
Load More Replies... M O'Connell 4 years ago
My tires are 9 years old, and are just fine since they were a high-quality tire to begin with. My other car has tires that are only 4 years old and they are in very poor condition due to being cheap ones.
Load More Replies... Demi Zwaan 4 years ago
Knowingly driving with bad tires and low pressure in those conditions = stupid asshole.
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
And that's why in most countries you are legally obliged to have your car checked annually.
Martin Forbes 4 years ago (edited)
9yrs on the same tyre ? Either you've no money for new ones, or you have no sense in checking tyres regularly. Surely having your car serviced at all would've shown you this ?
Thomas Turnbull 4 years ago
You should have fitted new or reconditioned tyres years ago. No sympathy.
Christina Gude 4 years ago
I have a luxury car whose spare tire is on a sensor. Despite going to an air pump and filling all the 4 tires, the dash still read "low tire pressure" despite driving it for a while. So brought it to a tire place and it was then they told me about the spare. when they were about to top it off, they noticed the date stamped on the tire along with all the other info. They said they couldn't allow me to drive off with such an OLD tire as it was illegal and certainly a safety concern. I seem to recall, 6 yrs is the max you can drive on, or, as in this case, have as a spare....
#76
High Winds Took Out A Large Tree Limb That Caved In The Deck
#77
It Snowed Two Feet Overnight And This Unlucky Neighbour's Car In The Underground Parking Lot Is Next To A Large Grate
WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago
I'd never park my car underneath a grate. Too many idiots who deliberately throw burning cigarettes and spit chewing gum on the roof of the cars,
Demi Zwaan 4 years ago
It's not under a grate, it's next to it. See where the light comes from on the left?
Load More Replies... An Co 4 years ago
Why would anyone build a grate that directly opens up in a garage. Half the reason to park in a garage is to stop this. Just put a false ceiling in to protect the cars. Even leave a side open, with a drain.
Memere 4 years ago
The grate is in the wall to the left of the snow covered car, not in the ceiling.
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What do you think ?
BetterBitterButter 4 years ago
Some of these makes me think that those who took photos were lucky to be alive. I mean they weren't at the wrong place at wrong time and in this case the wrong place might just be their own home (or a particular part of home) or vehicles.
Bobert Robertson 4 years ago
Tornado went through my town last Thursday.... Destroyed nearly 100 homes. The one in the photo was a two story home where the bottom floor collapsed, that's the top floor you see. I drove by and it's heart breaking seeing the damage done in 5 short minutes. 72 homes deemed unsafe for entry, many more with massive damage. Cars upside down, roofs gone, fortunately no serious injuries or fatalities. I live 4km from where it hit E6X7IZXWEA...eb5234.jpg 
Bobert Robertson 4 years ago
If you're interested, this link is to a video of drone footage flying over the damage done: https://ca.movies.yahoo.com/drone-footage-barrie-tornado-damage-214335887.html
Load More Replies... Vicky Zar 4 years ago
I don't know about any of you but I am seriously scared about earths weather lately. I feel like we live in the beginning of a disaster film right now. I hope it will not end like the movie 2012.
Marnie 4 years ago
You should be scared, and should have been scared for at least 25 years, since we've known climate change was real that long at least. (I first heard that it was a hypothesis in 3rd grade in he mid-70s.)
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Uber Mensch 4 years ago
I love how so many "experts", or people that weren't anywhere *near* the events in question, are so willing to express their negative view on how these things were caused or should have been avoided. Twits.
Pierre Tomas 4 years ago
so many negative comments these days on here.. it used to be funny comments and stuff.. now everyone is criticizing stuff too much..
Suzi Gauthier 4 years ago
LOL so you're here to criticize the people criticizing? /s
Load More Replies... somnomania 4 years ago
god okay this isn't really the time or place but i'm thinking about it after reading some of the connected reddit posts. if you have animals and live in a place that can get disasters that might require you to leave home in a hurry, PLEASE take them with you. if you seriously can't find them and you have to get out NOW, i understand (it upsets me immensely, but i understand), but if you're officially evacuating or have thirty seconds to grab them and get to the car/the basement/the bathroom in the center of your house, please please please do it. they're part of your family and they deserve better than dying because they don't understand the threat and/or can't get away like you can. i'm sorry for the rant but fires and tornados scare the $hit out of me, and personally knowing that i have three untrained dogs, three cats (two of whom hate being held), bad stairs down into the basement, and a big house leave me so paranoid about whether i would be able to get them all to safety.
BetterBitterButter 4 years ago
Some of these makes me think that those who took photos were lucky to be alive. I mean they weren't at the wrong place at wrong time and in this case the wrong place might just be their own home (or a particular part of home) or vehicles.
Bobert Robertson 4 years ago
Tornado went through my town last Thursday.... Destroyed nearly 100 homes. The one in the photo was a two story home where the bottom floor collapsed, that's the top floor you see. I drove by and it's heart breaking seeing the damage done in 5 short minutes. 72 homes deemed unsafe for entry, many more with massive damage. Cars upside down, roofs gone, fortunately no serious injuries or fatalities. I live 4km from where it hit E6X7IZXWEA...eb5234.jpg
Bobert Robertson 4 years ago
If you're interested, this link is to a video of drone footage flying over the damage done: https://ca.movies.yahoo.com/drone-footage-barrie-tornado-damage-214335887.html
Load More Replies... Vicky Zar 4 years ago
I don't know about any of you but I am seriously scared about earths weather lately. I feel like we live in the beginning of a disaster film right now. I hope it will not end like the movie 2012.
Marnie 4 years ago
You should be scared, and should have been scared for at least 25 years, since we've known climate change was real that long at least. (I first heard that it was a hypothesis in 3rd grade in he mid-70s.)
Load More Replies... Uber Mensch 4 years ago
I love how so many "experts", or people that weren't anywhere *near* the events in question, are so willing to express their negative view on how these things were caused or should have been avoided. Twits.
Pierre Tomas 4 years ago
so many negative comments these days on here.. it used to be funny comments and stuff.. now everyone is criticizing stuff too much..
Suzi Gauthier 4 years ago
LOL so you're here to criticize the people criticizing? /s
Load More Replies... somnomania 4 years ago
god okay this isn't really the time or place but i'm thinking about it after reading some of the connected reddit posts. if you have animals and live in a place that can get disasters that might require you to leave home in a hurry, PLEASE take them with you. if you seriously can't find them and you have to get out NOW, i understand (it upsets me immensely, but i understand), but if you're officially evacuating or have thirty seconds to grab them and get to the car/the basement/the bathroom in the center of your house, please please please do it. they're part of your family and they deserve better than dying because they don't understand the threat and/or can't get away like you can. i'm sorry for the rant but fires and tornados scare the $hit out of me, and personally knowing that i have three untrained dogs, three cats (two of whom hate being held), bad stairs down into the basement, and a big house leave me so paranoid about whether i would be able to get them all to safety.
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