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Metrist said:

Footage of thousands of vehicles, planes & houses swept away by floods in Beijing, China today​

Here's some dramatic footage of flooding in Beijing, China, from Typhoon Doksuri. 7-31-23

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Caution needed -the segment starting at seconds 6 to 14 is footage of the 2011 Japan tsunami, see this footage below at mark 24 where a red plane comes into view (in the first video the flow is in the opposite direction).


There's lot of old disaster footage added indiscriminately to more recent events on many videos out there, so I wonder is there more in that Beijing montage above? fwiw.
 
treesparrow said:
Caution needed -the segment starting at seconds 6 to 14 is footage of the 2011 Japan tsunami, see this footage below at mark 24 where a red plane comes into view (in the first video the flow is in the opposite direction).


There's lot of old disaster footage added indiscriminately to more recent events on many videos out there, so I wonder is there more in that Beijing montage above? fwiw.
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why is such footage NOT shown in the news??? there was about 600mm of precipitation. can clouds hold so much water?? how did the rain start? on nous cache tout...
 
Summer stops and winter returns
Italy is experiencing a noticeable drop in temperatures, reaching 10-15 degrees lower than last July 7
Heavy snowfall today on the peaks of the Alps in northern Italy and a temperature of -6 below zero
And major cities such as Rome and Milan record 17 degrees, after it exceeded 35 a few days ago 🇮🇹⚠️
,# world _ weather
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https://twitter.com/x/status/1687849771128537088
 
We've had some sunny days recently, and it gave me opportunity to tan. So, my skin turns red and I think I over done it, because I am sore - not so much my skin, but my bones. Places on my body that have little flesh, muscle, fat - like my sternum, brow are sore. Of course my skin is a little burned, but that is expected. It feels like the sun penetrated my body and now I'm recovering from it.

I didn't intentionally set out to tan and lie out in the sun, but I did some yard work for a brief time and not wear a hat.

Anyway, considering the weather... All the rains... It seems like - either the atmosphere isn't filtering out the harmful rays, or the sun is shining with more intensity, causing more rain. And so these heavy rains are an indicator of how dangerous the sun can be, and spending too much time in it not wise. This is common sense, but as we continue our lives as normal, we're slow to be wary of sunshine - as it is usually a positive thing - not cognizant of it's effect aside from a nice tan.

Here is a video of glacial melt causing flooding, washing away homes in Alaska.

 
These are 2 pictures a friend sent me today from Karnten, Austria. As you might have read on Sott in the southern parts of Austria there were really heavy rains and floods and landslides. Very sad for the people there! I dont think they will geht a lot of support - the politicians make big words but not many deeds will follow!

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And here is the article from sott

www.sott.net

Days of torrential rains and floods in Austria have left 1 person dead, officials say -- Sott.net

Torrential rains and heavy floods have ravaged southern Austria for the past three days, killing one person who was swept away by a quickly swelling river on Sunday, officials said. After the person fell into the river, firefighters, divers and...
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Metrist said:
We've had some sunny days recently, and it gave me opportunity to tan. So, my skin turns red and I think I over done it, because I am sore - not so much my skin, but my bones. Places on my body that have little flesh, muscle, fat - like my sternum, brow are sore. Of course my skin is a little burned, but that is expected. It feels like the sun penetrated my body and now I'm recovering from it.

I didn't intentionally set out to tan and lie out in the sun, but I did some yard work for a brief time and not wear a hat.

Anyway, considering the weather... All the rains... It seems like - either the atmosphere isn't filtering out the harmful rays, or the sun is shining with more intensity, causing more rain. And so these heavy rains are an indicator of how dangerous the sun can be, and spending too much time in it not wise. This is common sense, but as we continue our lives as normal, we're slow to be wary of sunshine - as it is usually a positive thing - not cognizant of it's effect aside from a nice tan.

Here is a video of glacial melt causing flooding, washing away homes in Alaska.

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Metrist said:
We've had some sunny days recently, and it gave me opportunity to tan. So, my skin turns red and I think I over done it, because I am sore - not so much my skin, but my bones. Places on my body that have little flesh, muscle, fat - like my sternum, brow are sore. Of course my skin is a little burned, but that is expected. It feels like the sun penetrated my body and now I'm recovering from it.

I didn't intentionally set out to tan and lie out in the sun, but I did some yard work for a brief time and not wear a hat.

Anyway, considering the weather... All the rains... It seems like - either the atmosphere isn't filtering out the harmful rays, or the sun is shining with more intensity, causing more rain. And so these heavy rains are an indicator of how dangerous the sun can be, and spending too much time in it not wise. This is common sense, but as we continue our lives as normal, we're slow to be wary of sunshine - as it is usually a positive thing - not cognizant of it's effect aside from a nice tan.

Here is a video of glacial melt causing flooding, washing away homes in Alaska.

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as regards the sun appearing more agressive, i recall the site of peter ward who suggests that the ozone layer is being depleted, which allows uv to penetrate more to the ground, thus making the sun rays more agressive.
 
heinrich said:
there was about 600mm of precipitation. can clouds hold so much water??
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Over what period of time? Just last week we got 2" of rain in 2 hours. Yes, clouds can hold so much water. Additionally, most of humanity lives in one watershed or another (the water table surrounding streams, lakes, and rivers) and if all of a storm dumps into a single watershed, it is much more devastating than if the same amount lands on the boundaries of multiple watersheds.
 
Antony said:
🇬🇹 #Guatemala Incredible lightning over the top of the volcano in Acatenango, Guatemala⚠️

Pretty and scary💁‍♂️
Video in TG👇
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Good find! There seems to have been an increase in upward lightning in recent years.

Here's the same video on Twitter for those that do not have Telegram:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1692665288985370699

Here's another from Volcán de Agua, Guatemala [July, 10]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1692838087741600130

And another one in Oklahoma [August, 12]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1690567342361657344

I'm pretty sure this one is from a couple of months ago, can't find the date.

The Earth is charging up!
 
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