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[whatshappeningintheworlds-blog]

The United Arab Emirates was hit by the heaviest rainfall in 75 years

[vlemx]

#Repost @newspaperscom @download.ins --- A massive hurricane unexpectedly slammed ashore in the northeastern United States on the afternoon of September 21, 1938. No hurricane warnings had been issued in the region, meaning New Englanders were caught by surprise, especially since they hadn’t experienced a major hurricane in over 100 years. The death toll would ultimately reach more than 680 people. This coverage of the storm comes from an Ohio newspaper. (Chillicothe Scioto Gazette, 09.22.1938). . . . . . @chillicothegazette #weatherhistory #historybuff #historylover #historygeek #historynerd #americanhistory #ushistory #historygram #oldnewspaper #newspaper #newspapers #newspaperhistory #newspaperclipping #newspaperarticle #historicalnewspapers #otd #onthisday #thisdayinhistory #todayinhistory https://www.instagram.com/p/CUFVauLgP4Q/?utm_medium=tumblr

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19th May 1780, an unusual and apocalyptic darkening of the sky to near blackness, occurs around midday in New England, during the American Revolution, thought by some to be the beginning of the end of the world. Known as ‘New England’s Dark Day’, it was seen over New England, and as south as New Jersey, where residents were forced to light candles in the middle of the day. The dark day was preceded a few days before by a red sun, moon, and a yellow sky. Abigail Adams, wife of the second president John Adams, observed from Braintree Massachusetts, ‘About 8 oclock in the Evening almost Instantaneously the Heavens were covered with Egyptian Darkness’. The cause is now known to have been the result of forest fires in Ontario, Canada. Follow @ofgrave.concern for more tales of the historically strange, gothic and macabre. #newenglandhistory #18thcenturyhistory #18thcentury #newenglandlife #strangehistory #weirdhistory #strangeevents #apocalyptic #apocalypticart #weatherhistory #braintreema #abigailadams #historicalillustration #illustrationvideo #historicalplace #weirdweather #weirdweatherday #18thcenturystyle #oddhistory #oddevents #historymystery #historymysteries #endoftheworld #itstheendoftheworld #strangeandunusual #gothictales #gothichistory #macabrehistory #historicalstory #historicalstories https://www.instagram.com/p/CPJBoZInxW9/?utm_medium=tumblr

[forceofmothernature]

#Repost @weathertv • • • • • • @weathertv The power of a thunder storm that rattles a building! Be careful when out in a thunderstorm! ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ #stormyclouds #stormyskies #stormysunset #weathertv #StormHour #stormyweather #tornadowarning #weatherzone #weatherall #weatherrain #weatherhistory #weatherradar #graysky #windygap #stormchaser #stormcoming #snowstorms #tornadoseason #tornadoenergy #weathers #weatherlovers❤️ #london🇬🇧 #texasweather #texascountry #miamiweather #louisianatornado #arkansastornado #weatherking #weather😍 @reedtimmer https://www.instagram.com/p/B3reUqnJeWl/?igshid=6x122n6pn428

[meteorologistaustenlonek]

Weather Or Whatever #1: June 8 1966 Topeka Tornado

[weather-goddess]

While New England is preparing for its 3rd Nor’easter of the month, 25 years ago today the 1993 “Storm of the Century” was forming near Florida. This massive and deadly storm spread from Honduras to Canada and brought heavy damage to the US, Cuba and Canada. #stormofthecentury #weremember #weather #weatherhistory #1993 #science #themoreyouknow #meteorology #storm #extratropical#severeweather #wx #meteorologist #weathegoddess

[instapicsil1]

2x8 in. board driven into maple tree in Logan School grounds, Murphysboro, Ill. in tornado of March 18, 1925. It has been driven in so far that is bears the weight of a man. Photo from the Jackson County Historical Society. ... This #TBT we take a look back at the 1925 Tri-State Tornado and one of the most tragic hours in Illinois history. Visit the link in our profile to learn more. ... #throwbackthursday #tornado #tristatetornado #history #weatherhistory #illinois #murphysboro #ilhistory http://bit.ly/2Zo7r7U

[instapicsil2]

2x8 in. board driven into maple tree in Logan School grounds, Murphysboro, Ill. in tornado of March 18, 1925. It has been driven in so far that is bears the weight of a man. Photo from the Jackson County Historical Society. ... This #TBT we take a look back at the 1925 Tri-State Tornado and one of the most tragic hours in Illinois history. Visit the link in our profile to learn more. ... #throwbackthursday #tornado #tristatetornado #history #weatherhistory #illinois #murphysboro #ilhistory http://bit.ly/2Zo7r7U

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2x8 in. board driven into maple tree in Logan School grounds, Murphysboro, Ill. in tornado of March 18, 1925. It has been driven in so far that is bears the weight of a man. Photo from the Jackson County Historical Society. ... This #TBT we take a look back at the 1925 Tri-State Tornado and one of the most tragic hours in Illinois history. Visit the link in our profile to learn more. ... #throwbackthursday #tornado #tristatetornado #history #weatherhistory #illinois #murphysboro #ilhistory http://bit.ly/2Zo7r7U

[dcculture]

RT @GWTextileMuseum: This image shows US Service Army Signal Corps facilities and meteorological instruments used to measured wind after the creation of a national weather service. In 1880 the public could view the latest scientific equipment at the downtown DC location #DChistory #WeatherHistory https://t.co/w77GXUxgQ7

This image shows US Service Army Signal Corps facilities and meteorological instruments used to measured wind after the creation of a national weather service. In 1880 the public could view the latest scientific equipment at the downtown DC location #DChistory #WeatherHistory pic.twitter.com/w77GXUxgQ7

— GW Museum and Textile Museum (@GWTextileMuseum) January 14, 2019

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[carlsbailbonds-blog]

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NWSBayArea: Sunny weather is forecast today across the #BayArea, but on this date in 1946 #Salinas received 3.16 inches of rain -- a record for the month. #cawx #weatherhistory

— Carl's Bail Bonds (@CarlsBailBonds) November 19, 2017

[meteorologistaustenlonek]

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Join me for the inaugural edition of #weatherpodcast #WeatherOrWhatever in which I talk to my mom, Carolyn, and her harrowing trek across #TopekaKansas as the #June81966Tornado raced across the #CapitolCity. Debuting Monday, June 8, 2020. #StayTuned #WeatherHistory #MeteorologyMedia #WeatherAndSocialMedia (at Topeka, Kansas) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBEmWIxg7h0/?igshid=dihm49t0bj8w

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