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Terrifying moment towering pine trees fall on spectators at the Masters - Vimarsana News

Terrifying moment towering pine trees fall on spectators at the Masters

Three towering pine trees fell near spectators at The Masters as storms rolled through Augusta National on Friday 7 April. Nobody was hurt, but the second round of play was suspended for the day as heavy wind and rain hit the course in Georgia, US. Footage shows the frightening moment two enormous pines fell near the 17th-tee box, sending the patrons in the area diving for cover.

Source: aol.com
Large oak tree crashes into Menlo Park backyard, just feet away from 1-month-old - Vimarsana News

Large oak tree crashes into Menlo Park backyard, just feet away from 1-month-old

A Menlo Park man is sharing his experience of a huge oak tree crashing down in his backyard just feet away from his 1-month-old playing inside.

"Montreal is devastated!": Fitzgibbon | City News - Vimarsana News

"Montreal is devastated!": Fitzgibbon | City News

A third of Hydro-Quebec’s power disruptions should be back up and running within the next 24 hours, says Pierre Fitzgibbon, the minister responsible for the Montreal area.

Photos: Violent winds from rare "bomb cyclone" leaves destructive wake in Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Photos: Violent winds from rare "bomb cyclone" leaves destructive wake in Bay Area

Crews assess the damage and clean up from the powerful storm that rocked Bay Area on Tuesday

5 people killed by fallen trees in SF Bay Area amid storm - Vimarsana News

5 people killed by fallen trees in SF Bay Area amid storm

The number of people reported dead from fallen trees across the San Francisco Bay Area in Tuesday's wind event grew to at least five on Wednesday. The latest updates from officials indicated that two people died in San Francisco, one in Oakland, one in Walnut Creek and another in Portola Valley.

Source: ksbw.com