Crazy Storm Weather and Lightning - Global

Very heavy rain with hail on #Ecatepec , the ravines and floods return both on the highway and on the Morelos road and its surroundings. So that they roll with caution. Video of the town of #Tulpetlac

NEW YORK (VINnews) — A Russian plane travelling from Yekaterinburg to the southern city of Krasnodar was forced to make an emergency landing after being buffeted by severe turbulence as well as being hit by lightning. A short video captured the terrifying experience of the 175 passengers aboard the Boeing 737-800 as it went into free-fall while approaching the Black Sea resort of Sochi, according to a Daily Mail report.
A video clip documenting the horror moments of the passengers of a Russian plane flying in a storm, which fell hundreds of feet and was struck by lightning, with 175 passengers on board. The pilot was able, despite what happened, to regain control of the plane and return it to the appropriate altitude before making an emergency landing safely and without any injuries.

Pentagram in the EYE..?


Tornado near Bathurst, at Meadow Flat and Clear Creek | 7NEWS
Sep 30, 2021
 
Source: Seven horses killed by lightning strike in Maarheeze

Thursday, September 30, 2021 - 14:39
Seven horses killed by lightning strike in Maarheeze

Seven horses were killed by a lighting strike in Maarheze on Wednesday afternoon. According to vet Carolien van der Ploeg, the lightning likely struck an electric fence near which the horses were at the time, BN De Stem reports (in Dutch).

The owner of Paardenrusthuis Ogier, a kind of retirement home where old horses spend their last years, happened to be in the pasture when it happened. The weather suddenly turned bad at around 2:00 p.m., he said to the newspaper. The horses, some 26 in total, gathered together and walked into the meadow. "Horses usually stand with their behinds against the wind so that their heads don't get wet," the owner explained.

Zeven paarden dood door blikseminslag in Maarheeze: ‘Ik denk dat ze in één klap overleden zijn’ DPG Media Privacy Gate pic.twitter.com/5BdbZcmwnt
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The seven deceased horses. © Horse Trust Ogier

After a while, the horses came back. Not together, but scattered. "I thought that was strange. As they came closer, I saw in the distance piles on the ground. Bad news, I thought immediately." He drove closer on his tractor and saw the seven dead horses, side by side on the ground.

"They definitely died from lightning strike. The burns and discolorations under the tail confirm this," vet Van der Ploeg said to the newspaper. This happens from time to time, but mostly only to individual animals. That says something about the size of the lightning strike, Van der Ploeg said. "The storm was so violent. I think they died in one fell swoop, that the horses suffered no pain. A little bit of luck in an accident, if you ask me."
 
Ljubljana, Slovenian capital, was basically flooded yesterday night (29/09/2021).
Apparently, 88 L per m2 fell in just few hours (once in 250 years event according to some calculations), or at some locations more than 2 months amount of rain.

Here's an article in Croatian with some "nice" videos: FOTO I VIDEO Ljubljana potopljena: "Ovo se događa jednom u 250 godina"



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Speaking of sheets of rain... :shock:
 
Cyclone Shaheen was on track Saturday to become the first tropical cyclone in modern recordkeeping to strike the northern coast of Oman, perhaps even moving into the United Arab Emirates before it dissipates. Destructive flash flooding, storm surge, and high winds are all possible. The Oman government declared a two-day national holiday for Monday and Tuesday to allow people to prepare for the storm.

Shaheen headed for historic landfall in Oman » Yale Climate Connections



 

As the pictures were essentially taken around Paris (West), it could be well due to the "Octobre Rose 2021" (Pink October 2021) and the Eiffel Tower that was lit up in pink (Source in French):
October 2021 will be marked by the 28th Pink October campaign. A symbolic month where various events will be organised to raise awareness about breast cancer screening.

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Hereafter a video:

It starts with a firework at 17:30 in the video, and at 21:42 for the lit up Eiffel Tower.

I think that the mystery is solved.

Edit: Timing details about the video.
 
A river outside my front gate this morning!

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18:40 (IST)03 OCT 2021
IMD issues warning to fishermen

The India Meteorological Department has forecast that gale wind speed reaching 115-125 kmph gusting to 135 kmph is likely to prevail over Gulf of Oman and adjoining northwest Arabian Sea in coming hours and would gradually decrease becoming 95 - 105 Kmph gusting to 115 Kmph over Gulf of Oman later in the night. It will reduce further to 60-70 kmph gusting to 80 kmph over north coastal Oman and adjoining Gulf of Oman from Monday early morning and reduce substantially thereafter.
Sea condition will be high to very high over Gulf of Oman and adjoining northwest Arabian Sea till mid-night today. It would be high to very high over Gulf of Oman and adjoining north coastal Oman from early hours of Monday, the IMD further said.
The Met department also warned fishermen not to venture into northwest Arabian Sea, Gulf of Oman, and along and off north Oman coast till Monday morning.



15:46 (IST)03 OCT 2021
Severe Cyclonic Storm Shaheen over Gulf of Oman and adjoining northwest Arabian Sea

The Severe Cyclonic Storm Shaheen over Gulf of Oman and adjoining northwest Arabian Sea moved west-southwestwards with a speed of about 15 kmph, during past 6 hours, lay centred at 1130 hrs IST of today, the 3rd October, 2021 over Gulf of Oman and adjoining northwest Arabian Sea, near latitude 24.1°N and longitude 58.6°E, about 1090 km west-northwest of Devbhoomi Dwarka (Gujarat), 240 km west-southwest of Chabahar Port (Iran) and 60 km north-northeast of Muscat (Oman), the India Meteorological Department said.
The system is very likely to continue to move west-southwestwards towards Oman coast and weaken gradually. It is very likely to cross Oman coast between Long.56°E & 58°E, around 57°E (about 130 km west-northwest of Muscat) by early hours of 4th October 2021, as a Severe Cyclonic Storm with a maximum sustained wind speed of 90 -100 kmph gusting to 110 kmph, the IMD added.



15:18 (IST)03 OCT 2021
Cyclone Shaheen approaches Oman, flights delayed; child killed

Tropical Cyclone Shaheen bore down on Oman on Sunday, prompting authorities to delay flights to and from the capital, Muscat, and to urge residents to evacuate coastal areas. A child who had been swept away by water was found dead, the state news agency said, and another person was missing.
The eye of the storm was about 60 km (40 miles) from Muscat and it was carrying top winds of 120 kph (75 mph) or more, a joint statement by the country's hazard, weather and civil aviation agencies said. The storm's centre was expected to hit land during the late afternoon and evening, bringing very high winds and heavy rainfall, but the outer bands of the system were already being felt.
The national emergency committee said the power supply would be cut in al-Qurm, east of the capital, to avoid accidents. More than 2,700 people were put up in emergency shelters. (Reuters)

 
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