While traveling through Tucson, Arizona, Bryan Sinder managed to catch a fascinating natural phenomenon on film. The 29-year-old storm chaser was ready and waiting to capture a sudden rainstorm on camera. He managed to capture a ‘rain bomb’ or ‘wet microburst,’ which has rarely ever been seen on film. A ‘rain bomb’ can be as wide as 2 miles and occurs when a cold jet of air drops through a storm and pulls a tremendous amount of rain with it. Watch the center of the rain column in the video below, you don’t want to miss this!
Wilderness Bonds: The Shot No One Saw Coming, An Oklahoma Hog Hunting Story
Oklahoma hog hunting delivers adrenaline, unpredictability, and hard-earned lessons in the field. In the latest episode of Wilderness Bonds, Katey and Christen take their friend Rikki on her very first hog hunt, stepping into a completely new species pursuit for all three hunters. For Katey and Christen, this Oklahoma hog hunting trip marks an exciting...
