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The 10 strangest weather phenomena recorded by the camera Hello, my dear viewers of Ngum Radio Recently, the weather has often been a threat to mankind But the unceasing change of the weather also brings about wonderful phenomena From the giant meteorite, the giant storm to the seabed like a cup of cappuccino or the river with many rivers Each phenomenon is a lesson in the power and surprise of nature In today's video, we will discover the 10 strangest weather phenomena recorded by the camera Before getting into the world of strange phenomena Please like to support our video Number 1. Giant storm When we see the gray sky about to rain, we will prepare for it But what will you do if you see a giant orange cloud like in this video? This is not a normal rainstorm, but a giant storm This phenomenon occurred in Diego de Almagro, Chile in March 2022 The storm, also known as sandstorm, occurs when there is a strong wind blowing sand or dust from the dry surface like a strip of land or desert after a drought They accumulate into thick layers like walls, they can be up to 60 km When a storm like this comes, it looks really scary The light passing through the dust and thick sand is also blurry and everything seems to be submerged in this cloud The dust cloud in Chile has a blackish orange color While in southern Iraq, the sand and dirt are much denser, so there is a reddish-brown color And in this video, it was in 2010 So everyone can only see the objects around within a 30-meter radius Number 2. Cappuccino beach Unlike the white sand beaches, the clear blue water is beautiful as most of us have seen, this beach is very strange with all the white sand This is a natural phenomenon that occurs when the concentration of high organic substances in the water such as seaweed and algae is blown away and the 7 air waves in it create small bubbles in the sand It's not harmful, but when you look at this beach in Australia like a giant cappuccino glass like this, it's a little scary Let's observe what this guy is about to go through and imagine what would happen if he was swallowed by a pile of bubbles with the density of a cappuccino Some countries have poured a large amount of unprocessed seawater into the rivers and they will create toxic dust through the waves Perhaps, better yet, when you encounter this phenomenon, you should just sit and watch the beach sunbathe Number 3. Sets back to the sky We are used to seeing stars or sets in the sky Of course, they are only in the sky and very far away from the ground But let's watch the following video It's surprising, isn't it? That's right, it's a set coming up from the ground This phenomenon is called a set back to the sky But scientists can't understand it Normally, a set back to the sky originates from the top of tall buildings and is activated by other nearby sets in that area According to the Ministry of Defense, the increasing impact will increase the magnetic field around these buildings enough to activate another set starting from the towers up to 10 floors A set back to the sky is very dangerous and scientists are still in the process of studying this phenomenon Number 4. The ice freezes into a mountain Michigan Lake is one of the largest lakes in North America with an area of more than 3,200 acres There are more than 100 glaciers in this lake and the weather here is so unpredictable that you can't believe it For example, the Central West is welcoming hot days lasting up to 3 degrees At that time, in the far north, winter is passing with warm temperatures and winds exceeding 72 km per hour This makes the waves on the lake rise to more than 6 meters This area is frozen under 20 degrees C Because of that, all the glaciers, landmarks, or all the walls are frozen If it's just a normal freeze, there's nothing to talk about but the freezes last for years The thick layer of ice makes this place look like a giant mountain In 2019, this place became a place for professional mountain climbers to conquer and film videos Through videos, we can see that the glaciers now look like real mountains or look like the huge hills of the El Salvador Palace Number 5. Tidal waves The owners of coastal houses may be very proud of their beautiful view of the south sea However, you know, in some places, people will have to reconsider this decision When the wind rises in winter at that time, suddenly, hundreds of tons of ice begin to flow out of the water and move slowly to your side This is called the ice shock or the tidal wave It can also be called the tsunami which means the tidal wave Because the ice now becomes very large and has a very fast moving speed around the coast This phenomenon occurred on the Cusco Cream River in Alaska in 2020 It looks like this ice block is moving quite slowly But be careful, when the wind is strong they can increase the speed of the shock and move suddenly In history, these ice blocks are so strong that they often cause the original tree to collapse or even the whole house to collapse Number 6. Tidal waves up to 9 meters In September 2021, a submarine in New York was submerged in a sudden flood It was caused by the Ida Tsunami The heavy rain fell on New York City in an hour causing the water to reach 8 cm The city's sewage system can only handle 4.4 cm of groundwater in an hour causing the water to overflow everywhere The Douglas Railway in the Devon area of ​​England also has the same fate It is built along the coast Usually when we travel by train we will be able to enjoy the beautiful, peaceful view along the endless coast But that will not happen when the winter storms return to Devon In 2014, due to the influence of the storm Tidal waves up to the train station This flood, the wind has a speed of up to 113 km per hour and creates a wave of up to 9 meters They hit the ships moving along this coast The strong tidal waves completely destroyed a section of the railway causing damage to more than 35 million pounds of repair costs and more than 80 million pounds to create the sewage system In 2020, a strong storm wave hit the ships breaking windows and causing some passengers to be injured In 2021, in the north of Parra other tidal waves are coming The newly built coastal wall is quite simple so as not to block the floodgates 7. Supercells Rain, then storm and finally the multilayered clouds are called supercells or the mother of the dragon Those are the clouds formed and developed quickly from two gases The hot air moves up and the cold air moves down Then the humid air rises, stops and then falls creating supermassive storm clouds It has a diameter of up to 32 km and a height of up to 23,000 m Looking like this, they feel scary But they are even scarier when the small particles in the clouds collide creating a magnetic field which is the source of a huge electric charge creating a strong yellowish radiation from these supercells When the wind turns it upside down increasing the energy for the clouds can create a giant cloud of humid, warm, turbulent air This turbulent system can rotate at speeds up to 322 km per hour scattering everything on its path 8. Dinosaur Dinosaurs are not only found on the ground but they are also formed on the sea They are called water spouts From afar, they look like they are sucking water from the sea through a giant straw In fact, they are fast-rotating air scattering the waves The average height of a water spout is 50 m with a wind speed of about 80 km per hour weaker than a 322 km per hour earth spout Therefore, they do not make too much noise until they touch the ground In the video, the scene was recorded in 2020 in the village of Ven Bien, Cefalu, Sicily We can see chairs, trees, or fish swarming in the air Fortunately, this disaster only lasted for a short time And this is a video filmed by the people of Lugana, Philippines in 2020 As you can see, there are up to 5 types of water spouts In fact, there are 2 types of water spouts Tornadic water spouts and Fairweather water spouts Weather water spouts Water spouts are water spouts formed on the surface of the water They are usually formed by storms They develop downward and appear in the form of wavy clouds And weather water spouts are formed when the weather is relatively calm They are usually formed along the length of the clouds They appear when there is a slight wind so they do not move much If you are going to the beach and suddenly see the water spouts flying around you in the shape of a spinning wheel then immediately board the boat in the opposite direction Number 9 Tornadic water spouts Now we see another type of water spouts That is the Tornadic water spouts But unlike the Fairweather water spouts it has a tremendous destructive power In the video we are watching is a forest fire A fire broke out in Greece in 2021 They are formed from the ground and are ignited when hot air appears and burns quickly combined with strong wind This wind will suck up the smoke and the hot air on top will form a bubble and a high-pressure fire The fire is about 10-50 meters high but its burning temperature is extremely scary about 1100 degrees Celsius And this is a video taken in Australia in 2020 Through the screen we can observe how strong this water spout is it moves out of the original water spout to create a new one And this is not the final form of the water spout In large forest fires or even a volcano the hot air and the smoke can create a blubber genitus These water spouts can become tornadoes and create real spinning wheels This fire happened in 2018 when the Cal Fire in California ignited a tornado These spinning wheels have a wind speed of over 230 km per hour with a diameter of more than 305 meters This is considered the biggest and most dangerous spinning wheel ever recorded by a camera Number 10 Rivers We all know that rivers flow in a fixed direction according to the law of attraction But in some places, it's not like that There are rivers that exist one or more running streams called tidal bars This often occurs in a wide river and flows between high and low tides about 6 meters When these factors are combined the tidal hole is formed This phenomenon often occurs in the Montaigne New Brunswick area The tides in Montaigne are quite stable People can even play spinning wheels on them But in some places, these rivers are too big For example, in the Tien Duong River in China Just standing too close can be dangerous when the water gradually becomes a wave like in the video This wave is up to 9 meters high famous to be named Silver Dragon Thousands of spectators gather to watch every year to create such big waves Now we will talk about another strange phenomenon which is the appearance of a giant tidal bar When the moon is closer to the ground there is a giant attraction It draws the tidal water to the same position as the moon and this repeats causing the tidal waves to go up and down Fortunately, any strange phenomenon in nature should have a security guard In 2013, the wind of the Tianme Storm was stronger than the tidal waves in the Chinese River It means the tidal waves are twice as high as normal The tidal waves break the security guards and even float to the shore following many people This is the end of today's program What weather phenomenon do you find the most difficult? 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