Signs of predictedweatherextremes are everywhere: a massive snowstorm crippled Buffalo in October. In November, a heat wave ruined the start of the ski season in the Alps. December started with monster typhoon Durian killing as many as a thousand people in the Philippines, while a brutal blizzard knocked out power for millions in the United States. And now a tornado has struck a residential district in London, injuring six peopleand causing damage to homes. Britain experiences about 30 tornadoes a year, but for one to cause injuries and damage is extremely rare. Warmer than normal autumn temperatures have contributed to violent weather in the UK this year.
The London storm had winds of around 150 mph, which tore the roofs off some homes and toppled trees. CNN quotes one witness as saying, “I could see a huge cloud rolling up the street, making this tremendous sound.”
In the Independent, Terry Kirby quotes Greenpeace official Frank Hewetson as saying, “Some people will say it’s not climate change, but I don’t think we’ve had too many twisters in Kensal Rise.”
Art credit: gimp-savvy.com
Many so-called natural disasters are actually signs of climate change. Only a few people know the secret of where Whitley and Art got the information that forms the basis for their groundbreaking book, which was made into the hit film The Day After Tomorrow. Stay tuned to unknowncountry.com to learn the secrets of the past, the present and the future. We?ll teach you the key to healing as well. This Christmas, support the website that tells you the REAL news out about what’s going on in the world. Don’t wait a minute more: subscribe today.
To learn more, click here and here.
NOTE: This news story, previously published on our old site, will have any links removed.
Subscribers, to watch the subscriber version of the video, first log in then click on Dreamland Subscriber-Only Video Podcast link.