When we speak of natural disasters or nature’s fury, we must be prepared to witness the unimaginable, even winds that make a waterfall flow upwards.
This happened in Derbyshire Peak District, as the UK battered by the tail end of Hurricane Gonzalo, which brought strong winds of up to 108mph.
The clip below shows the river Kinder come to a halt, while its 80 feet waterfall started to "flow upwards."
The hurricane left three people dead and several injured, causing chaos for road, rail and air travelers.
Moreover, at Leeds Bradford Airport, planes battled to land in the gusts, as shown in the video below.
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