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The sight of that large pyrocumulus cloud that rose up from the Eastern horizon Monday was a sobering reminder of the power of nature and how little control humans truly
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The sight of that large pyrocumulus cloud that rose up from the Eastern horizon Monday was a sobering reminder of the power of nature and how little control humans truly
काबुल पर हुए धमाके के बाद अब कजाकिस्तान में मिलिट्री बेस पर बड़ा धमाका हुआ है। बताया जा रहा है series of blasts triggered by fire at military base in southern Kazakhstan killed nine servicemen and wounded 90 people - Hindustan
Found in will, and this town has since been decimated, and he was called back to his family's rank, a 500-acre ranch, and he calls some of the chaotic moments. listen here. >> it was 20 hours a day, anytime the wind would come up we had spot fires everywhere just like you are seeing here all over the ranch, up by the houses and on the hill. every time i would fill the truck up with water they would be calling me and saying, hey, there's another one, you have to come back now. we just couldn't get to any of it quick enough. >> reporter: i want to show you just some of the elements these firefig...
80% humidity. one athlete actually passed out because of it. on top of that, there's a storm on the way. some events have had to be rescheduled. linsey? >> as if covid were not enough, the weather is another obstacle. james, thank you. now to the devastating wildfire season in the west. more than 80 large fires burning in 11 states, most of them uncontained. fueled by the increasingly extreme drought impacting most of the region. in northern california, more than 8,300 people under evacuation orders. the dixie fire destroying several homes. in just the past 48 hours, the blaze exploding in s...
Time-lapse of the tornado. that was actually induced by the intense heat from the fire across central oregon, the bootleg fire. the pictures from the ground really tell that same story, because as meteorologists were able to analyze the particular swath of damage, you can see these trees, they're all pointed the same direction, knocked over in the same direction. there's images of bark being completely ripped off some of the pine trees and trees being completely toppled, all in the same direction. this was a fire tornado. that's different from a firewhirl. a firewhirl, which we've seen before,...