6.If There Are No Golden-Winged Warblers In Sight, a Storm Is Incoming
We spoke about the animal-related signs of earthquakes, but did you know that when gold-and-grey golden-winged warblers fly away in droves, a massive tornado could be approaching? It was in 2014 during an April study that weather scientists followed a squad of the little birds across Tennessee when they suddenly all mysteriously fled the state.
If There Are No Golden Winged Warblers In Sight A Storm Is Incoming
Following a quick scan of their geolocators, the experts discovered that the birds were now taking refuge in Florida, with a single outlier spotted in Cuba. Later that week, the flock returned to Tennessee, accomplishing nearly 1000 miles of travel. Experts believe that these little warblers picked up a low-frequency infrasound being emitted by the storms. We obviously cannot sense such fine frequencies, but our feathered friends can.
5.When The Snow Is Broken, An Avalanche Could Be On Its Way
Who doesn’t love being up in the mountains, hitting the slopes with a snowboard or enjoying the crisp air? We will tell you who: those who are caught in a raging avalanche moving at speeds of up to 80 miles per hour! There are ways to head for safety in time, however, just follow the signs.
When The Snow Is Broken An Avalanche Could Be On Its Way
It all comes down to observing the snow itself while stepping on it. If it seems hollow, and makes a strange “whumping” sound, you should then look around for cracks throughout the surface. Further, if avalanches have occurred recently in the area, or heavy rainfall or snow – these factors may also create an avalanche.
