2-23-17
Chilling events from the sky, folks. Two completely bizarre videos for you. WTH is going on in the sky that we can't see?!
From MrMBB333
Citizens in South Texas woke early Monday morning to eerie PURPLE SKIES, saying "They have never seen anything like it before", and, later that afternoon they were slammed with at least 6 devastating tornadoes. The skies recently have been so scary that even 10's of thousands of birds would rather land on a busy interstate highway than deal with what was in the sky!
1000's of "SPOOKED" birds decend on interstate highway PACKED w/cars! | *Fearing the Sky*
A massive flock of thousands of disoriented birds land on a busy interstate during rush hour traffic in Houston. Many birds landed on the roadside risking the cars opposed to what had them spooked that WAS IN THE SKY. Birds were even hitting cars windshields as you will see in the video.
Shocking Events: Extreme Phenomena Mr Doom’s End Times Report & Current Events (Videos) click here
"Purple rain" lights up the sky in Houston area
Houston-area residents woke up to a colorful view as severe thunderstorms began to roll in Monday morning, and this time, it wasn’t a rainbow.
The sky lit up with vivid shades of pink and purple as the sun rose — and social media users couldn’t help but connect the stunning sky’s magenta hue with Prince’s famous “Purple Rain” song.
It was unlike anything residents had seen before.
“It was raining pretty bad and I just woke up to see what was going on and saw this amazing sky,” Bruna Pantarotto Souza from Spring, Texas, told CBS News. “I’ve never seen this before.”
Patricia Howard was also mesmerized by the sky’s beauty as she stepped outside her home in Texas City around 6:45 a.m.
“I have never seen anything like it before,” Howard said. “And yes, ‘Purple Rain’ is definitely stuck in my head now!”
Skywatchers say the purple glow lasted for about two hours. Some reported seeing the colorful sky as early as 5:30 a.m. and say it started to fade to gray around 7:15 a.m.
Zari Flores shares her view from Houston.
Elizabeth Bowman of Friendswood, Texas, also couldn’t stop humming “Purple Rain” after witnessing the colorful sky.
“It was for sure the theme, it just fit so well,” Bowman told CBS News. “I’ve seen the sky a pinkish color, but never this bright of purple.”
The National Weather Service (NWS) issued a severe thunderstorm warning in several Texas counties Monday morning, including Fort Bend, Grimes, Harris, Montgomery, Walker and Waller until 6:30 a.m.
Light to moderate rain is expected to continue moving northeast across southeastern Texas throughout the day, the NWS forecast.
It’s unclear if the purple sky will return, but residents are hopeful.
“I thought it was absolutely gorgeous,” Howard said.
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