“I Think God Hates Me”: 50 Wild Pics That Remind Us To Never Mess With Nature (New Pics)

"Car for sale. Firewood included"

They had to gut the whole top floor because of rain and electrical damage.

I live in the Pacific Northwest. Wind storm early the other morning. I heard it whistling and thought, “huh - sounds like about a month ago. I wonder if anything bad will happen. Doesn’t sound quite as bad…”

Literally seconds later, CRASH!!, and a car alarm is going off. I said, “that had better not be my car…

It was sad.

Stupid storm. There’s very little damage anywhere else. I feel picked on. Last time we had a terrible storm the only major damage in the immediate area was our gazebo thing which looked like a crumpled heap. I think god hates me.

Tornado-force winds in middle Tennessee last night, completely blew over my stray cat shelters, dismantled some of mine and my neighbors gutters, and gave me a window. none of my immediate neighbors seem to be missing one, and i have all my windows intact.

My neighborhood Laurel Meadows in Sarasota Florida is completely flooded from Hurricane Debby and the water level is rising day by day despite the storm being over. Many of us are homeless now, cannot access our medications inside our homes, and truly have no idea what to do. Worst of all- it seems like no one knows what is happening to us.

Storm ripped the rope holding down my neighbor’s trampoline. The safety net pole went through our bedroom wall and into our TV.

Big hail storm rolled through. Totaled my truck. $17k in damages. Pic of the hail was after an hour of sitting in the 90° heat. It was coming through the roof of the building we were sheltering in. There were three car dealerships in the area that lost 100% of their new car inventory.

Our electricity is currently still on and I called the electric company. They’re sending someone out and confirmed we should not touch the umbrella.

Heavy storm just rolled through and the bottom of the pipe from our roof drainage burst, couldn't do anything until the rain subsided.....like the title says this is my 4th night as the midnight shift shift manager.... everything at that station got soaked, ruined 2 computers, the network junction that was back there, so wifi in thr area is down.... 5 more hours of this shift to go....let's see what else can go wrong! 🤣🤣🤣

I left my windows open one day when it rained, I caught it relatively quick and dried off the panels, etc. I wasn't thinking about the back seat being folded down until today, a month later. I've never seen anything like this, blasted it with vinegar, and wiped it all away. Am I cooked or what?

I was so proud of the winter accommodations I worked so hard on -- the next day, we had unusually high winds.

We live on the west end of Lubbock and we heard a loud thud from the roof at some point as the high winds from the storm were going by our house. Until they release the path of the tornado I couldn’t tell you for sure how close it got to us. Hail wasn’t too bad in our neighborhood but someone’s trampoline must not have been anchored in and slammed into our roof. I found a few of the poles in the backyard but one definitely stuck in. It could be worse - I’ve seen pictures of nearby houses with their roofs ripped off so I’m grateful but it does suck thinking we were all good and coming out to the living room to find water pouring out of the ceiling.

Basically no wind today so we think it was struck by lightning. At least everyone is okay.

There were two accidents outside of Stanford last night, just before the power went out. I don't know anything about them, though, just that one of the people involved pulled into the hotel afterwards. Snow drifts are deep, and it's currently raining ice.

Like millions of others in American today, I took time off work and drove over 1000 miles to see the eclipse, only to have it spoiled by mother nature. Oh well. That's life.

Some drivers stop their vehicles under the bridge to protect themselves from the rain because they don't want to damage their vehicles or are not confident about their tires.

We've had 5″ (~125mm) of rainfall so far in Valley Ridge since yesterday morning. There's a few trees nearby so it's likely a bit inflated from the wind and some water coming off the trees but this is definitely the most rain we've gotten in a day since I've been living here for the last 5 years.