SOTT monthly Earth Changes Summary video suggestions

February 4th - Upside-down rainbow seen above sun dog over western Minnesota

Footage can be found here.
 
February 6 - 'Weird' sounds heard in northeastern Netherlands

Foul language alert, btw.

 
Large, damaging tornado in Faridabad, Haryana , India February 7, 2019.


Queensland Rail has released a timelapse video showing severe flooding at Corella Creek from 30 January to 5 February during the north Queensland floods.

 
Vid from the Venezuela Fireball event. And from Colorado.

Published on Feb 10, 2019

Littleton Colorado US

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Published on Feb 9, 2019


 
11 February, extreme floods in Chile

https://youtu.be/-vNT5vp6zas
Extreme rain has reactivated this waterfall in one of the driest places on earth - the Atacama Desert in South America. Heavy rainfall high up in the nearby Andes mountains led to widespread flooding, causing rivers to overflow. Homes and roads across parts of northern Chile have been destroyed
 
A small Piper PA-46 aircraft at Courchevel in the French Alps skidded off the runway and ploughed into a pile of snow. Published on Feb 8, 2019


The passengers were very lucky that there was snow at the end of the tiny runway. The pilot was unable to stop the plane and it skidded off into a pile of snow. There were 6 people on-board the aircraft. 4 of them sustained a minor injuries and 1 sustained more serious injuries according to the local media.
 
10 February
https://www.theweathernetwork.com/news/articles/rare-pillar-lights-appear-in-alberta-skies-blackfalds-alberta/124156 said:
Rare pillar lights appear in Alberta skies

Sunday, February 10, 2019, 4:44 PM - Alberta's freezing temperatures have been the dominant weather story for the region this winter, but a rare occurrence inspired some to venture outdoors in temperatures below minus 40oC to see this stunning atmospheric phenomenon.

On February 10, 2019 Dan Tanner posted this image of the rare pillar lights to Twitter, which show the special early morning light show in Blackfalds, Alberta.

These vertical beams are an optical illusion that appear when tiny ice crystals are suspended in the air near the ground and reflect light, such as sunlight, moonlight, or streetlights.

The flat edges of the small crystals acts as mirrors to reflect the light, and the resulting beams are the collective reflections, and are more pronounced when the ice crystals are larger in size.
---for some reason the video it is not able to be seen
 
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