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One man killed, another injured by lightning bolt in Lake Worth, Florida

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One man was killed and another badly hurt Tuesday in Lake Worth by a possible lightning strike brewed in a swift, but violent afternoon thunderstorm.

Palm Beach County Fire Rescue spokesman Albert Borroto said paramedics were called after someone reported an electrocution at about 2:45 p.m., and later determined the men were likely victims of a deadly shock of electricity from a passing thunderstorm.

Jamil Linares, who lives near Pierce Drive and 22nd Avenue where the men were hurt, said he noticed the men working in a wooded area when several booms of thunder drove him indoors.

When sirens sounded, he walked out to a jarring site. Lightning typically doesn't burn its victims, but Linares said one man looked like he had been "thrown in and taken out of a fire."

Whistle

Strange 'whistling sounds' heard in Groningen, Netherlands skies

Strange sounds in the Netherlands
© YouTube/Lucifaga X
YouTube user 'Lucifaga X' posted a video of 'whistling sounds' she heard in the skies of Groningen, Netherlands on June 21, 2018.
Strange sky, strange sound in the sky, weather anomaly.

Question

'There were no planes': Strange sounds heard in Sanford, Florida

Strange sounds in FL
© YouTube/Khari ThDancer
On June 19, 2018, YouTube user 'Khari ThDancer' posted a video of strange sounds he heard in Sanford, Florida.
I was outside with my girl and the sound came out of nowhere. No planes, only clouds.

Attention

Wild elephant targets vehicles in Tamil Nadu, India

Foresters are now escorting buses.

Foresters are now escorting buses.
Jumbo menace resurfaces in newer forms

A wild elephant has begun to target vehicles and motorists in particular in the Mooparkadu village area near here. Foresters are now escorting buses.

While the wild elephant menace has almost become a regular phenomenon in this wildlife rich district of Nilgiris, it was really strange to see this one straying into Mooparkadu village limits, often hiding in bushes near the second hair-pin bend along the narrow Coonoor-Mooparkadu road and then chasing vehicles that happen to pass that area.

Comment: This is interesting in light of the fact that this same strange behavior was filmed last month in Sri Lanka:




Fish

Fisherman catch rare 16ft long giant oarfish off coast of Chile

giant oarfish
© Catalina Island Marine Institute / AFP
Fishermen seeking a species of tuna off the coast of Chile got a lot more than they bargained for when a giant 16ft long fish fell into their nets during a routine expedition.

The elongated deep-sea fish, identified as the rare giant oarfish, stunned fishermen by coming into their reach in shallow waters near the resort of Iquique in northern Chile.

Footage from the incident shows the monstrous five-meter long fish sprawled across the deck as curious fishermen surround it. In another image, an angler can be seen lying next to the dead creature.

The fish weighed somewhere between a whopping 265 to 331lb (120-150kg) according to Cavancha Caleta fishery coordinator, Rodrigo Oliva. Given its rarity, the specimen was handed over to marine researcher Miguel Araya from the Arturo Prat University for further analysis, reported La Estrella de Iquique.

Cloud Lightning

Lightning bolt kills family of 4 in Michoacán, Mexico

Scene of a fatal lightning strike that killed four people yesterday.

Scene of a fatal lightning strike that killed four people yesterday.
Five people died yesterday in Michoacán after they were struck by lightning in two separate incidents.

A family of four was killed by a lightning strike yesterday afternoon as they took shelter beneath a tree during an electrical storm near Urapicho in Paracho. The state Civil Protection office said two adults aged 26 and two children aged three and six were herding sheep when the storm suddenly struck.

Pedro Carlos Madujano said they died instantly when a lightning bolt struck the tree.

Cloud Lightning

Man hit by lightning at Dalton country club passes away, Georgia

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UPDATE: A Dalton man who was struck by lightning while celebrating the July Fourth holiday passed away over the weekend.

Fire officials say Egan Stanley was fishing with his children at the Dalton Golf and Country Club when he was struck by lightning.

Chief Todd Pangle confirms Stanley passed away on Sunday.

Stanley leaves behind a wife and two children.


Sun

Relief in sight? Temperatures could fall this week as Britain bakes in longest heatwave since summer of 1976

climate map 7/7/2018
© University of Maine/SWNS
A global map of temperatures from July 7 2018 showing the above average heat which is affecting the northern hemisphere.

The 14-day heatwave is the longest the country has enjoyed since the summer of 1976, but health warnings have been issued for young children and over-65s


As the country basks in its longest heatwave since 1976, Met Office forecasters say temperatures will feel a lot cooler next week.

The forecast for today shows temperatures around London could reach as as high as 33, a potential record for the two-week heatwave .

The west country is likely to also have very hot weather, with another sticky night ahead in the south.

Comment: See also:


Sun

Summertime very hot because 'global warming'

hot weather
Summertime brings hot days at least as long as I can remember. Currently it has been hotter than normal, whatever "normal" really is. The media is panting, not from the heat, but over another chance to push the global warming narrative. After all, it's better than talking about something else that's hot - the Trump economy.

Summers were hot in the 60's. Remember when the Lovin' Spoonful sang, "Hot town, summer in the city, back of my neck getting dirty and gritty." A few years later, summers were still hot as Mungo Jerry sang, "In the summertime when the weather is hot, you can stretch right up and touch the sky."

2018 is another hot summer. Temperatures are breaking records in California as well as across the ocean in Iceland and the UK. As predictable as sunrise and sunset, the media has pivoted from Stormy Daniels to stormy weather, specifically global warming. EPA administrator Scott Pruitt's recent resignation is the perfect segue to stories about climate change and how Pruitt caused the current heat wave.

The British Metro is all over the story with a headline, "Global warming to blame for worldwide record-breaking heatwave." The Guardian echoes the concern, "This heatwave is just the start. Britain has to adapt to climate change, fast."

Comment: See also:


Igloo

Globull warming? Africa, Antarctic, Arctic, Atlantic, Brazil, Greenland, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Philippines, Southern Ocean... were colder than usual

colder than average 2018 world map

Warm world? Look at the cold all over the map
If you were to believe the mainstream media, you'd think our world is burning up. But that is not true.

Yes, there were places on our planet where it was warmer than normal today. But many parts of the world displayed normal or even colder than normal temperatures.

Look at all of the white and blue on this map.

Comment: While it is true many parts of the planet are suffering unusually high temperatures, prolonged heatwaves and exceptional drought, it's also true that much more of the planet, as well as the global trend, is towards dramatic cooling: