5 Creepy Weather Phenomena That Shouldn't Be Allowed

The video explores various unusual weather phenomena, including blood rain, black rain, black blizzards, volcanic tornadoes, and heat bursts. Blood rain is often caused by dust or algae, while black rain results from human activities like coal burning and nuclear fallout. Black blizzards were extreme dust storms during the Dust Bowl era. Volcanic tornadoes form from pyroclastic flows, and heat bursts cause sudden temperature spikes. These phenomena highlight the diversity and complexity of Earth's weather.

What is the primary cause of blood rain?

• Actual blood falling from the sky

• Dust from deserts or microscopic algae

• Pollution from factories

• Volcanic ash

What was the initial hypothesis about the red-tinted cells found in the 2001 blood rain in India?

• They were a new species of algae

• They were alien cells from a meteor

• They were caused by industrial pollution

• They were volcanic in origin

What human activity primarily caused black rain during the 19th and 20th centuries?

• Deforestation

• Volcanic eruptions

• Burning coal

• Nuclear testing

What was a significant health impact of the black blizzards during the Dust Bowl?

• Water contamination

• Dust pneumonia

• Heat stroke

• Skin rashes

What is a black blizzard?

• An extreme dust storm

• A snowstorm with volcanic ash

• A rainstorm with coal dust

• A tornado with soot

How do volcanic tornadoes form?

• From colliding air masses

• From oceanic currents

• From pyroclastic flows

• From thunderstorm downdrafts

What unusual weather event can cause a sudden temperature increase at night?

• Blood rain

• Heat burst

• Black blizzard

• Volcanic eruption