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Think lightning never strikes twice? Believe opening windows during a tornado saves your house? You've been told some dangerous lies about the weather. In this video, we count down 50 common weather myths, from old wives' tales to "facts" even meteorologists get wrong. Prepare to have your mind blown and learn a few tips that could actually save your life.
Join us as we explore the real science behind these fascinating weather phenomena. Discover why rainbows are actually full circles, how ball lightning was finally proven to be real, and why taping your windows for a hurricane is one of the worst things you can do. We'll debunk dangerous advice, reveal the truth about the "feels like" temperature, and show you the shocking reality of fire tornadoes. From ancient sailor's wisdom to modern weather forecasting lies, we're separating fact from fiction.
👇 JUMP TO YOUR FAVORITE MYTH! (TIMESTAMPS) 👇
0:00:00 - Intro: You've Been Lied To About The Weather!
0:00:19 - #50: Lightning Never Strikes the Same Place Twice
0:01:07 - #49: You Can Tell Temperature by Counting Cricket Chirps
0:01:54 - #48: Hot Water Freezes Faster Than Cold Water (Mpemba Effect)
0:02:43 - #47: It Can Be Too Cold to Snow
0:03:26 - #46: Opening Windows During a Tornado Equalizes Pressure (DANGEROUS)
0:04:12 - #45: You Can Smell Rain Coming (Petrichor)
0:04:57 - #44: Cows Lie Down Before Rain
0:05:37 - #43: Birds Flying Low Means Bad Weather
0:06:26 - #42: Jet Contrails Predict Weather Changes
0:07:12 - #41: Red Sky at Night, Sailor's Delight
0:08:00 - #40: Green Sky Means a Tornado is Coming
0:08:39 - #39: A Rainbow Means the Storm Is Over
0:09:21 - #38: Fog Means Good Weather is Coming
0:10:04 - #37: City Temperatures Are Warmer Due to Concrete
0:10:52 - #36: Humidity Makes Temperature Feel Hotter
0:11:44 - #35: You Lose Most Body Heat Through Your Head
0:12:26 - #34: Salt Melts Ice
0:13:10 - #33: Bridges Freeze Before Roads
0:13:51 - #32: Black Ice Is Actually Black
0:14:35 - #31: Tornadoes Always Move Northeast
0:15:22 - #30: Lightning Strikes from Cloud to Ground (The SHOCKING Truth!)
0:16:12 - #29: Rain Falls in a Teardrop Shape
0:16:57 - #28: Snowflakes Are Always Six-Sided
0:17:47 - #27: Hail Only Forms in Summer
0:18:33 - #26: Hurricanes Are Getting Stronger Due to Climate Change
0:19:21 - #25: El Niño Means Hot Weather Everywhere
0:20:09 - #24: The Jet Stream Is Like a River in the Sky
0:20:59 - #23: High Pressure Always Means Good Weather
0:21:50 - #22: Thunder Is the Sound of Lightning
0:22:39 - #21: You're Safe from Lightning in a Car Because of Rubber Tires (Faraday Cage)
0:23:22 - #20: You Should Tape Windows for Hurricanes (LIFE-SAVING INFO)
0:24:14 - #19: Fill Your Bathtub Before a Hurricane
0:24:56 - #18: Hurricanes Can't Cross the Equator
0:25:53 - #17: Acid Rain Disappeared After the 1990s
0:26:46 - #16: The Ozone Hole Is Healing Itself
0:27:42 - #15: Modern Weather Forecasting Is Accurate Beyond 3 Days
0:28:39 - #14: "Feels Like" Temperature Is Scientific
0:29:36 - #13: Tornadoes Are Measured Accurately by the EF Scale
0:30:32 - #12: Weather Modification Is a Conspiracy Theory
0:31:31 - #11: Contrails Don't Affect Weather
0:32:26 - TOP 10 MOST MIND-BLOWING MYTHS
0:32:31 - #10: Mount Everest Is the Tallest Mountain
0:33:22 - #9: Deserts Are Defined by Temperature (Antarctica is a Desert!)
0:34:11 - #8: Wind Chill Can Freeze Water
0:35:11 - #7: Ice Is Always 32°F or Below
0:36:10 - #6: Hot Air Rises
0:37:02 - #5: Lightning Can't Strike Twice in the Same Storm
0:37:57 - #4: Ball Lightning Is Supernatural (It's REAL!)
0:38:54 - #3: It Can Snow and Thunder Simultaneously (Thundersnow)
0:39:53 - #2: Fire Tornadoes Are Not Real Tornadoes
0:40:53 - #1: The Weather Myth 92% of People Believe (Rainbows Are Arcs)
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