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Meteorology students at the University of Oklahoma are mourning three of their own who were killed in a highway accident while returning from a storm-chasing trip. The three were...
Three meteorology students have been killed in a car crash in Oklahoma while driving back from a storm chasing trip to Kansas where they had been documenting a tornado on social media.Nicholas Nair, 20, of Denton, Texas, Gavin Short, 19, of Grayslake, Illinois, and Drake Brooks, 22, of Evansville, Indiana, died on Friday night when their car plowed into a semi-truck in Tonkawa, close to Oklahoma’s border with Kansas.Oklahoma Highway Patrol said that the three University of Oklahoma students were travelling southbound along Interstate 35 at around 11.30pm when their Volkswagen Tiguan hydropla...
The three meteorology students had been storm chasing in Kansas and died when they were struck by a semi after returning from viewing a tornado.
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Three University of Oklahoma meteorology students headed home from Kansas, where they had been storm chasing, died Friday night after their car hydroplaned and was hit by a truck.
Climate change has caused some planting zones to move to the north as the amount of heat, which plays a pivotal role during the maturation process of farm crops, has increased over the past few decades and affected goods like apples, the China Meteorological Administration said.