Earth Wind and Fire

Hurricane Harvey Radar History 6 days of rain from Hurricane Harvey in a radar animation, from August 24th to August 31st in 2017. Rain totals in the metropolitan Houston were over 4 feet.

Tornado Destroying A School Gym In Seconds

Continuous Lightning from a storm in Illinois part 2 8-27-2024

Continuous Lightning from a storm in Illinois 8-27-2024

Microburst hits McConnell AFB in Oklahoma during air show

Volcano erupts near Grindavik, Iceland. Nearby area being evacuated 8-22-2024

Intense Arizona Hail Storm

Water shoots out of a manhole near Shinjuku station after heavy rain hit Tokyo, Japan

Insane Oklahoma City Hail Storm

Intense Lightning Storm Filmed from Airplane

Southbury Plaza, CT: A man was trapped in his car with his dog. He had a prosthetic leg and a Good Samaritan was able to rescue him and the dog, bringing them to higher ground.

Pilots' view of a thunderstorm over the Atlantic Ocean Flight: London to Orlando

Strong thunderstorm winds destroy outdoor tents in Hillsboro, Alabama

Earthquake felt in Los Angeles area during a live ESPN broadcast. Aug 12, 2024

Small tornado moving through downtown Buffalo, NY Seemed to be a waterspout that hit land and kept right on going. 8-5-2024

Mount Etna volcano erupts, disrupts flights at Catania international airport in Italy 8-4-2024

Major destruction in Jasper Alberta after Wildfire

Video shows destruction after fire burns Jasper Alberta

Red, twisty dust devil near Hickory, North Carolina

IN: Biscuit Basin in Yellowstone National Park has blown up, destroying a nearby boardwalk as tourists could be seen running to safety 7-23-2024

Lightning strikes mailbox while sun is shining 7-18-2024

Old Faithful Geyser eruption Yellowstone National Park

Standing on Mount St. Helens Days Before Eruption - May 1980 Reporter Stan Wilson and crew land a helicopter on the peak of Mount St. Helens just 17 days before the May 18, 1980 volcanic eruption

Hurricane Katrina Satellite Timelapse August 24-30, 2005 Hurricane Katrina appeared suddenly in the Bahamas, moved quickly across southern Florida, intensified to category 5 in the warm-water, mild-wind conditions in the Gulf of Mexico, and then came ashore just east of New Orleans, eventually rupturing the levees and flooding the city. The day/night animation is composed of GOES-12 visible/infrared images of the clouds on top of a color Landsat map.

Appears to be a large tornado on the ground near Eden, New York 7-10-2024