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'Loud flute sounds' heard coming from the sky in Lakeland, Florida


Sott.net
Thu, 23 Apr 2020 08:40 UTC
Flute
© flutelia
On April 23, 2020, YouTube user 'Iron Rails And Pipe Dreams' recorded strange 'flute' sounds he heard around 8 a.m. that morning outside his home:
I began hearing these sounds at around 8:40am from inside my house this morning and they only kept intensifying as the morning dragged on. Finally unable to sleep, I grabbed my phone and began recording them. Interesting! The only place I've ever heard these sounds are here on YouTube from various videos people uploaded.

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Mysterious blue lights seen in the sky across the world


Sputnik International
Thu, 16 Apr 2020 12:56 UTC
Blue lights over New York
© YouTube/_shafasgachaworld _kittykat_《HannahTristaMidnight》(screen capture)

Usually bright lights are produced by flashlights near nightclubs, but this explanation seems untenable due to the coronavirus pandemic that has confined most of the population within four walls and closed all public places.

Social media users have been engaged in heated debates over mysterious blue lights that were spotted in different places across the world, including Australia, Spain, and the United States. The debates began after YouTube user _shafasgachaworld _kittykat_《HannahTristaMidnight》posted footage of a strange blue light in the sky in New York.


Comment: Another video showing similar blue lights was taken on 14th of April in Madrid, Spain.


Apparently it isn't the first time that this person has recorded this phenomenon. In fact, here is another video (from 28.03.20), and another (from 20.03.20) that were taken at the same location.

Mysterious, rare and stunning sights in the sky appear to be increasing everywhere. Perhaps the base level electric charge in the atmosphere is changing?

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Severe hailstorm hits Rawalpindi, Pakistan

Tetova News
YouTube
Sun, 26 Apr 2020 19:30 UTC
hail
Rawalpindi, commonly known as Pindi, is a city in the Punjab province of Pakistan. Rawalpindi is adjacent to Pakistan's capital of Islamabad, and the two are jointly known as the "twin cities" on account of strong social and economic links between the cities.

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Devastating floods hit Youssofia, Morocco

Chave Weather
YouTube
Sun, 26 Apr 2020 18:50 UTC
flood
Torrential rain causes devastating flooding in Youssofia, Rabat, Morrocco.


Comment: More footage posted on April 24:



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Huge waterspout filmed near Cambodian island


Yahoo! News
Sat, 25 Apr 2020 18:31 UTC
waterspout
Beachgoers were amazed when this huge waterspout appeared off the coast of Koh Rong island in Cambodia yesterday afternoon (April 25th).

The swirling vortex emerged as people paddled in the ocean and sunbathed on the beach in Sihanoukville province.

Footage shows the twister stretching down from the dark grey storm clouds into the sea below.

The waterspout lasted for around three minutes before slowly dissipating.

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Cabin completely buried in snow 3 times this winter in Iceland


Iceland Monitor
Sun, 26 Apr 2020 14:36 UTC
Taking a break from shoveling.
© Jón Þór Jósepsson
Taking a break from shoveling.
A cabin in Unadalur valley, near the village of Hofsós, North Iceland, was completely buried in snow - not once, but three times this winter, Morgunblaðið reports. Nothing but its TV antenna was visible. The owners, with the help of rescue workers and other volunteers, have been busy lately digging out the cabin. "It's been quite a workout," states Jón Þór Jósepsson, one of the family members.

There was unusually heavy snowfall this winter, and the family checked on the cabin on a regular basis. "When I got there in mid-March, the place was completely buried in snow, with nothing but the TV antenna sticking out," states Jón Þór. The snowbank on top of the roof was up to 2.5-meters (8 ft, 2 in) thick.

Comment: Up to 30 FEET deep snow banks in Iceland - 'We've never before had snow on this scale'

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Waterspout filmed near Panama City Beach, Florida


fox13news.com
Sat, 25 Apr 2020 13:45 UTC
waterspout
A strong storm damaged some structures and knocked down power lines in Panama City, Florida, on April 23, local media reported.

The Panama City News Herald said parts of the area were under a tornado watch, followed later by a tornado warning and the arrival of the storm around 4 p.m.

"Surrounding counties had sightings of tornadoes, but according to the National Weather Service in Tallahassee, there weren't any confirmed tornadoes," it added.

In this video, a waterspout can be seen forming off the coast of Panama City.

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Strange sounds heard in the sky above Domodedovo, Russia


RU Informer
Mon, 20 Apr 2020 13:14 UTC
Strange sounds over Domodedovo, Russia
© ruinformer
Strange sounds were recorded by a resident of Domodedovo, Russia. The noise resembled a siren or the voice of a horror movie. Someone heard the wind in the strange sound... a warning about impending cataclysms.
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According to the author of the video, the strange noise started around 03:00 a.m. and lasted until approximately 03.40 a.m. The author of the video told MK reporters:
The window was ajar. I already went to bed and heard these sounds. At first it seemed to me that this was howling dogs or something. I opened the window to the fullest, and the sound became clearer and very strange in nature. I have never heard anything like it before. All this lasted about 15 minutes.

According to users of social networks, a similar anomalous noise has already been recorded in different corners of the planet, and it itself may be a harbinger of cataclysms or even an apocalypse.

Director of the Institute for Earthquake Prediction Theory and Mathematical Geophysics of the Russian Academy of Sciences Peter Shebalin blames the planes for everything. According to him, the source of noise could be two flying aircraft, which created sound resonance.

Comment: See also:

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12 killed in lightning strikes in Bihar, India


Telangana Today
Sun, 26 Apr 2020 09:55 UTC
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Twelve people were killed in lightning strikes in three districts of Bihar on Sunday, disaster management officials said.

Nine persons were killed in Saran district while two died in Jamui and one in Bhojpur, they said.

Eight people were also injured in Saran district and they are being treated at Chhapra Sadar Hospital, Superintendent of Police Hari Kishore Rai said.

Chief Minister Nitish Kumar condoled the deaths and announced an ex-gratia of Rs 4 lakh to the families of each of the deceased, an official release said.
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The eastern Pacific Ocean just saw its earliest tropical cyclone on record

Dennis Mersereau
Forbes
Sat, 25 Apr 2020 19:11 UTC
Tropical Depression 1E
© RAMMB
The above satellite image shows a tropical low churning southwest of Mexico on the morning of Friday, April 24, 2020. The low strengthened to Tropical Depression 1E on Saturday.
The eastern Pacific Ocean made history on Saturday with the formation of Tropical Depression One-E, the earliest tropical system ever recorded in the ocean basin. The premature depression developed about 900 miles off the southwestern coast of Mexico. The depression will remain far out to sea and should dissipate by Monday without affecting land.

Tropical Depression One-E formed three weeks before the official May 15 start of the eastern Pacific hurricane season. No storm on record has formed this early in the year in the basin, with reliable records here stretching back to the beginning of the satellite era in 1966, according to the National Hurricane Center.

Forecasters expect the tropical depression to maintain its strength before dissipating in the next day or two; however, if it does manage to strengthen into a tropical storm, its name will be Amanda.
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