By: Sean Breslin
Published: September 6,2013
Let's start with a famous moment on The Weather Channel -- a tornado sucked up 18-wheelers in Dallas, but don't be alarmed -- these tractor-trailers were empty.
Here's another twister. Just watch it spin; it's intoxicating!
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This tractor-trailer never had a chance, but luckily, the driver survived.
Have you ever seen a tornado blow apart a bank? This happened in Parkersburg, Iowa.
Watch snow pile up by the foot in an amazing time-lapse.
Lightning: Dangerous from up close, but impressive and fascinating from afar.
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Did someone say the Mothership?!?
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That time Superstorm Sandy wanted onto the Subway.
Sandy also blew a large tree over, and the unlucky homeowner watched it happen.
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Chicago gave Jim Cantore an explosive introduction to thundersnow in 2011.
And a mudslide dropping a massive boulder just feet from a car that would've been SMASHED.
As always, it's only right to finish with a haboob.
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