10 Terrifying Natural Disasters Caught on Camera

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1. Stopping at #10. Any video that starts out with a bait and switch…..virtually nothing happening other than some rocks falling on a road, followed by the narrator starting out his blah blah blah blah blah with “LUCKILY…..(blah, blah….)”
   If I wanted to see and hear about ALMOST-events and what-COULDA happens, I’d follow politics more.)
   NEXT VIDEO…(but not made by THIS guy!)

2. That last one remind me of a time I was visiting an old farm couple. We were sitting at their kitchen table having coffee and cookies. Cloudy skies but no major storm. All of a sudden BANG! A birch tree right outside the kitchen window was struck by lightning and shards of wood smashed all over the lawn and house. Fortunately the window we were sitting next to didn't break. I yelled out an expletive which upset the farmers more than the lightning strike did.

3. Love your content 🔥🔥🔥

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5. 0:28: 🌍 The video showcases 10 incredible natural disasters, including avalanches, rock slides, tornadoes, and volcanic eruptions, caught on camera.
   5:35: 🌊 The video shows the devastating impact of monsoon floods in the mountainous region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.
   12:30: 🌪️ The video captures the rare phenomenon of two equally strong tornadoes in Pilger, and the experience of hikers witnessing a Himalayan Avalanche.
   17:33: 🌪️ A destructive thunderstorm with winds as strong as a category 4 hurricane caused widespread damage and financial loss in the US.
   22:33: 🌋 The video discusses the occurrence of haboobs and the eruption of Mount Cabong in Indonesia.
   See more at TammyAIsummaries

6. Thanks for making so many informative videos! I really enjoy them. Deserves subs! 😊

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8. Thank you for not using bot narration.

9. 21:22 Clip #3 My sentiments exactly, sir 😆 My sister lives in Big Spring and she never mentioned this to me…now, I am gonna bug her about it…thanks for sharing this video compilation 🙂

10. Imagine being that guy who forgot to press record @1:48

11. 15:37 Two hours west of Des Moines? Uh… no. Try EAST of Des Moines. Two hours west would put you into Omaha, Nebraska.

12. Splain' it to me Lucy —- How is a not-so-rare calving glacier, or a recurring tidal bore, a natural "disaster"?
    Nobody hurt – no damage done – except for those 2 jerks who parked their vehicles in the flooded area.

13. Your video is great, thank you for sharing it. Whoever agrees likes it

14. For anyone wanting to see more abt the pilger twin tornadoes, I recommend Pecos Hank and Storm chaser Daniel Shaw ^^

15. As usual, with every 'Natural Disaster" video, there's at least one drooling, fanatic, bible-waving clown who has to sell his wares, in violation of Matthew's (6:5 – 6:6) biblical instruction. A true hypocrite … outing himself, and displaying his medieval ignorance of the natural world in action.

16. Why do people insist on filming these incredible events vertically?

17. 4,876.8 metres into the air! That’s quite the ash cloud. 🇨🇦😳🇨🇦

18. This puts human activity on this planet in perspective.

19. 👍

20. CE are you kidding me, it’s AD woke channel

21. Well, to call something that happens on a regular base, like Perito Moreno, hurricanes or a river that has tidal bores "A Terrifying Natural Disaster" is nonsense, of course !!!!
    
    And to call some id.ot that doesn't even know how to hold a camera in landscape position "a cameraman" is highly over exaggerated !!
    Something else: How stupid do you have to be, to go living in an area, that has 1200 hurricanes EACH YEAR ???
    It is completely unbelievable that millions of people are that stupid, to go and live there !!!

22. I love that your post are factual and if you dont know the outcome of one you say so and not make up a result. Thank you

23. Not a flash flood but a debris flow

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