This is a video of storm chaser Reed Timmer and several buddies speeding towards an absolutely massive tornado in Nebraska, presumably because there’s little else to do in Nebraska besides try to punch your own ticket to Oz. These guys are wild. I like how they actually capture the tornado

This is a clip of scientist Matty Jordan after having attempted to pour himself a colder than ice-cold Coke in the -57°C (-71°F) weather at Scott Base in Antarctica. Matty was inspired by a similar video (also posted below) of photographer Jeff Capps, who previously did the same thing with

This is some footage of a large tree effortlessly lifting the sidewalk and resting its trunk on the hood of the owner’s Kia during a hail storm. I was surprised how little the car’s owner (who was filming) reacts. OH NO — DON’T DO IT, DON’T DO IT! SON OF

This is a video captured by the residents of a 21st story apartment in San Francisco, who witnessed their sofa fly off the balcony and attempt a half-hearted trip to Oz during high winds. Unfortunately for it, it only makes it as far as the road below. Fortunately for locals,

This is some home security cam footage of a man narrowly avoiding a falling tree branch caused by heavy snow. Pretty reckless of that tree branch if you ask me, clearly the man is wearing a high-visibility jacket. Did you even look first, tree?! Granted, I doubt the branch would

Because everything is bigger people think differently in Texas, this is a video of a man cruising down the icy road in his airboat, clearly confident in his ability to stay in his lane. That’s impressive. Crazy, but impressive. Personally, I use snow days as an excuse to stay home,

In other freaky deaky natural phenomenon captured by drone camera news, this is a video of a waterfall in Ivins, Utah getting blown back over the top of the cliff by strong winds. That’s wild AND crazy, or ‘wrazy’ as I’ve unsuccessfully been trying to have catch on for years

This is a drone video captured by astrophotographer Göran Strand of a sunbow rising over Östersund, Sweden. The sunbow (technically a solar halo) was caused by the sunlight interacting with frozen ice particles in the air, causing the light to be refracted. Crazy, right? Still, I would hate to be