Erie County, PA -Insane Lightning
#Tourbillon fire between Santa Helena and #Maurilândia the #Brésil this 10th of September. Video via Tornados no Brasil tracking #firedevil
South America
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Erie County, PA -Insane Lightning
#Tourbillon fire between Santa Helena and #Maurilândia the #Brésil this 10th of September. Video via Tornados no Brasil tracking #firedevil
South America
18 September
#Lorena becomes a category 1 hurricane, with a sustained wind of 120 km/h located just 55 km southwest of Manzanillo, Colima.
Extreme precautions on the coasts of Michoacán, Colima and Jalisco due to torrential rains for the next 12-24 hours!
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#Lorena becomes a category 1 hurricane, with a sustained wind of 120 km/h located just 55 km southwest of Manzanillo, Colima.
Extreme precautions on the coasts of Michoacán, Colima and Jalisco due to torrential rains for the next 12-24 hours!
--using deepl
A video -
of this event -
www.sott.net
on September 12 ( now added to the article above btw).
Additional details of the circumstances surrounding the footage -
www.mirror.co.uk
of this event -
Big bright meteor fireball spotted in the Netherlands
On Thursday afternoon, September 12th, a large, bright meteor/fireball was spotted in the sky over northern parts of the Netherlands. It was seen around 14.50 above Langeoog, an East Frisian Island north of Germany. While most of the meteor...
www.sott.net
on September 12 ( now added to the article above btw).
Additional details of the circumstances surrounding the footage -
Kite-surfer accidentally films a meteor flying through the sky behind him
Dorian Cie, a kite-surfer from Bremerhaven, Germany, was surfing over the North Sea on September 12 when a fireball photobombed his selfie footage
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Thus the explosion of the very snowy Volcano #Popocatépetl it's early morning, 5:15 a.m. View of San Nicolás de los Ranchos #Puebla .
Yesterday, the #Brenne (in the south of #Indre ) has been affected by large fires burning several hundred hectares of forest and scrub. The #sécheresseintense raging in the area is still causing damage. Video: Nicolas Van Ingen via
@AssoMeteoCentre
9-20-2019 Hankamer, Tx Flooding continues to make travel impossible I-10 closed drone
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More flooding in Spain, September 20 and 21 -
'Fireball' meteor lights up skies over Tasmania and Victoria
A fireball meteor — possibly as small as a tennis ball — has burst into the Earth's atmosphere causing a flash of light and a sound "like thunder" over Tasmania and Victoria, causing some to fear the worst.
The object flew across the horizon just before 8:30pm (AEST), with videos being shared by excited eyewitnesses in both states.
Adrian from Mole Creek said he saw a vivid light and heard what "sounded like thunder".
"I was outside and it was all nice and dark and suddenly the backyard lit up, like a helicopter going over with a spotlight, quite low," he said.
Dominic McAlinden said he covered his ears, expecting an explosion.
"Night turned to day, and a blue-and-white streak turned red and orange as it burnt up," he said.
PHOTO: Still from dashcam footage which was posted to YouTube by Adam Y, who wrote 'mum thought it was fireworks lol'. (YouTube: Adam Y)
Victor was behind the wheel on the Bass Highway in northern Tasmania when "just out of the corner of my eye to the east I saw what appeared to be like a skyrocket shooting down to the ground".
Hazel, in Penguin on the northern Tasmania coast said "it lit the whole town up".
"A few seconds later was like a massive big bang of thunder and a friend rang and she'd been down in the town and said there were people everywhere."
Victorian Rachel Kazakis said: "It was amazing! I honestly thought we were all goners!".
Monica Campo said she saw it from Reservoir near Melbourne: "I thought it was weird lightning but the colours were amazing."
Jane Nuthall from Chelsea, Victoria, said she at first believed it to be fireworks.
"I saw it very clearly, a bright green light with a tail of light travelling towards the bay and then a bright flash," she said.
Other observers mused it was "the aliens" and revenge for the supposed secrets at "Area 51" — the infamous US Air Force base that many believe secretly houses evidence of extra-terrestrial life.
Object a 'fireball' meteor, experts say
Astronomer Martin George from the Queen Victoria Museum's Planetarium described the event as a "fireball" meteor, but said there remained uncertainty over its size.
"We think this object was at least about the size of a soccer ball; it may have been larger," he said.
"We are certainly talking about a significant event, something that we don't often see."
He said when the meteor faded from view it would have been about 20 to 30 kilometres above the earth's surface.
"The kind of object we saw last night, they are impossible to predict. You really have to be lucky to be outside at the right moment," he said.
Mr George said anyone searching for any remnants of the meteor would find it difficult, with minimal or no debris making it to the ground in events like this.
PHOTO: The fireball is captured in mobile phone footage, taken in northern Tasmania. (Supplied: Brodie Morgan)
David Reneke, an astronomy writer, agreed the object was a "fireball" meteor, suggesting it could have been as small as a tennis ball.
"They are not rare, but you do get the occasional odd meteor that burns a little more brightly than others and actually melts as it comes through the sky," he said.
Mr Reneke said the loud bang was the meteor exploding.
Mr Reneke said the skies were in the middle of a "meteor period", with more potentially to come.
"There could be more, you never know. You may go out and be lucky enough to see another one," he said.
"The earlier (in the night) it is, the more reports you are going to get."
www.abc.net.au
A fireball meteor — possibly as small as a tennis ball — has burst into the Earth's atmosphere causing a flash of light and a sound "like thunder" over Tasmania and Victoria, causing some to fear the worst.
The object flew across the horizon just before 8:30pm (AEST), with videos being shared by excited eyewitnesses in both states.
Adrian from Mole Creek said he saw a vivid light and heard what "sounded like thunder".
"I was outside and it was all nice and dark and suddenly the backyard lit up, like a helicopter going over with a spotlight, quite low," he said.
Dominic McAlinden said he covered his ears, expecting an explosion.
"Night turned to day, and a blue-and-white streak turned red and orange as it burnt up," he said.
PHOTO: Still from dashcam footage which was posted to YouTube by Adam Y, who wrote 'mum thought it was fireworks lol'. (YouTube: Adam Y)
Victor was behind the wheel on the Bass Highway in northern Tasmania when "just out of the corner of my eye to the east I saw what appeared to be like a skyrocket shooting down to the ground".
Hazel, in Penguin on the northern Tasmania coast said "it lit the whole town up".
"A few seconds later was like a massive big bang of thunder and a friend rang and she'd been down in the town and said there were people everywhere."
Victorian Rachel Kazakis said: "It was amazing! I honestly thought we were all goners!".
Monica Campo said she saw it from Reservoir near Melbourne: "I thought it was weird lightning but the colours were amazing."
Jane Nuthall from Chelsea, Victoria, said she at first believed it to be fireworks.
"I saw it very clearly, a bright green light with a tail of light travelling towards the bay and then a bright flash," she said.
Other observers mused it was "the aliens" and revenge for the supposed secrets at "Area 51" — the infamous US Air Force base that many believe secretly houses evidence of extra-terrestrial life.
Object a 'fireball' meteor, experts say
Astronomer Martin George from the Queen Victoria Museum's Planetarium described the event as a "fireball" meteor, but said there remained uncertainty over its size.
"We think this object was at least about the size of a soccer ball; it may have been larger," he said.
"We are certainly talking about a significant event, something that we don't often see."
He said when the meteor faded from view it would have been about 20 to 30 kilometres above the earth's surface.
"The kind of object we saw last night, they are impossible to predict. You really have to be lucky to be outside at the right moment," he said.
Mr George said anyone searching for any remnants of the meteor would find it difficult, with minimal or no debris making it to the ground in events like this.
PHOTO: The fireball is captured in mobile phone footage, taken in northern Tasmania. (Supplied: Brodie Morgan)
David Reneke, an astronomy writer, agreed the object was a "fireball" meteor, suggesting it could have been as small as a tennis ball.
"They are not rare, but you do get the occasional odd meteor that burns a little more brightly than others and actually melts as it comes through the sky," he said.
Mr Reneke said the loud bang was the meteor exploding.
Mr Reneke said the skies were in the middle of a "meteor period", with more potentially to come.
"There could be more, you never know. You may go out and be lucky enough to see another one," he said.
"The earlier (in the night) it is, the more reports you are going to get."
'I thought we were goners': Skies over Australia lit up by 'fireball' meteor
A meteor — possibly as small as a tennis ball — bursts into the Earth's atmosphere causing a flash of light and a sound "like thunder" over Tasmania and Victoria, causing some to fear the worst.
www.abc.net.au
Early snowfall in northern Pakistan Sept 22 and 23 -
Yozilla
The Living Force
"Sep 22, 2019. A strange phenomenon caused the sky to turn a deep red hue over Indonesia. Indonesia forest fires have been burning for 3 weeks, likely to be worsened by drough. Jambi's red sky explained as 'Mie scattering phenomenon.' The phenomenon emerged when the sunlight was scattered by tiny particle up in the air named aerosol which sized 0.7 micrometers in diameter as the same with sun visible-light length. The Meteorology, Climatology, and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) stated that the red sky appeared in Muaro Jambi, Jambi Province, a few days ago was caused by Mie scattering phenomenon, Sunday."
