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A big thank you to AXA for sponsoring this video. Visit http://www.axa.com/resilience to learn more about their survey on how cities and businesses worldwide are adapting to climate-related challenges.

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Meteorological experts have established two new world records for the furthest distance and the longest duration of single lightning strikes.

The research has prompted a change to the formal definition of what constitutes a "lightning discharge".

The furthest reported distance record has been confirmed as a lightning bolt over Oklahoma in June 2007, which covered a horizontal distance of 321km (200 miles).

The longest reported duration of a continual lightning strike was in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur in southern France in 2012, when a storm saw a single strike last for 7.74 seconds.

The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) said that "dramatic improvements" in remote sensing techniques in recent years have allowed the detection of previous unobserved extremes in lightning occurrence.

This enabled the WMO committee to conduct a critical evaluation to confirm the records.

Lightning is a major weather hazard that claims many lives each year," WMO Secretary-General Petteri Taalas said. "Improvements in detecting and monitoring these extreme events will help us improve public safety."

In a statement, the WMO said: "As part of their evaluation, the committee also unanimously agreed that the existing formal definition of 'lightning discharge' should be amended to a 'series of electrical processes taking place continuously' rather than the previously specified time interval of one second.

"This is because technology and analysis have improved to the point that lightning experts now can detect and monitor individual lightning flashes with lifetimes much longer than a single second."

The investigating committee was made up of lightning and meteorological experts from the US, France, Australia, China, Spain, Morocco, Argentina and the UK.

Randall Cerveny, the chief rapporteur of climate and weather extremes for the WMO said: "This investigation highlights the fact that because of continued improvements in meteorology and climatology technology and analysis, climate experts can now monitor and detect weather events such as specific lightning flashes in much greater detail than ever before.

"The end result reinforces critical safety information regarding lightning, specifically that lightning flashes can travel huge distances from their parent thunderstorms."

He added: "Our experts' best advice: when thunder roars, go indoors."

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Two of the longest and biggest lightning strikes on earth have been recorded

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Meteorological experts have established two new world records for the furthest distance and the longest duration of single lightning strikes. The research has prompted a change to the formal definition of what constitutes a "lightning discharge". The furthest reported distance record has been confirmed as a lightning bolt over Oklahoma in June 2007, which covered a horizontal distance of 321km (200 miles).

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Where To Go If A Tornado Is Heading For You

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Kevin Lighty shows you exactly where to go if a Tornado is bearing down on you. He shows you the safest places to be during a tornado. This is a part of the 2009 Survive the Storm show on KSPR.

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Helicopter Gets Sucked Into A Tornado Man Falls Out

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how earth works

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How the Earth works (as seen from space) - All parts

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How the Earth works Earth System 0. Earth from Space (Intro) Earth System 1. Hurricanes Earth System 2. Vapour in the Atmosphere Earth System 3. Antarctica: the Polar Jet & the Antarctic Brine Earth System 4. The Molten Rock Earth System 5. Phytoplankton: the Sahara & the Amazon Earth System 6.

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If the earth gets +1 degrees warmer it will make many tornadoes and hurricanes can be made because if it gets warmer the ocean hats up and make tornadoes and hurricanes that could destroy the city.  Also if the earth gets warmer it will be difficult to grow plants and it might be easy to get a heatwave.

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If its 6 Degrees, then it create a big flood that can make people and animals drown!!!

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We need to help the earth because storms will be more stronger and more damage the earth will have. This video might help you how to make the earth better.

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globule worming is very dangers beaus it cause's a lot of heat stocks and in 2066 which its in 50 yers from now the earth will be to hot that hous's can Bern and cars to and it will kill a lot of people  and be hard for animals to live and eat or drink AND plant which is SO SO SO bad for them  and hard for us to breath beaus the trees are bearnd down.

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tornado facts some tornado outbreaks have lasted as long as 17 hours.tornado are most common in the  united states.tornado is so strong and unpredictable .

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how to survive a heatwave

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How You Can Survive Heat Wave, Tips On How To Stay Cool

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http://www.saturdaydiet.com By Joan Loganeski, The Saturday Morning Diet How You Can Survive Heat Wave, Tips On How To Stay Cool Stay Cool & Slow down: Strenuous Activities should be reduced, eliminated or reschedule to the coolest time of the day!!

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this is a video that will show you how to survive a tornado

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A hurricane is a huge storm. A hurricane can be up to 600 miles across and it has strong winds and it has a speed of 75 to 200 mph. Hurricane usually lasts for a week moving 10 - 20 miles a hour over a open ocean waters. Hurricanes rotate in a counter-clockwise direction around an ''eye'' in the center. The ''eye'' in the center. The ''eye'' is the most calmest place in the hurricane.

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To prepar

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the science might mack a super wall that is all over the cantre

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You can make a lightning like example, you can walk through your carpet then touch the door knobe and

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heat waves can cos a lot  of damage
and they can make you Bern to death and can melt your house and cars and trucks

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Blizzards can be wery  dangerous

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the werst ground  blizzard it was 26 feet toal

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Tornado forms faster then a huricin
they are both really deadly they cause almost the same destraction

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LU & MY & SS & GT & PT & AH & JS & UM & AF, Monsoon Preparation

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LU & MY & SS & GT & PT & AH & JS & UM & AF, Monsoon Preparation

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-- Have a strong roof
-- Make a safety kit, just in case you get hurt
-- Find a safe space inside
-- Do not go outside!
-- Have an airboat
-- Have a waterproof, durable, large backpack
-- Close all doors and windows
-- When you build or buy a house, check the materials and construction
-- Wear lots of layers or go to emergency center

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Monsoons can be deadly. They can cause destruction. They can cause buildings to fall apart.