Strong Hurricane Winds Reverses Waterfall

| October 22, 2014 in Weather

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A fierce storm with strong winds managed to reverse an 80 foot waterfall in England blowing it back up and over the cliff.

The Kinder Downfall is the tallest waterfall in the Peak District of England, but was no match to the winds that hit speeds of up to 80 kilometres per hour.

A video by Rod Kirkpatrick captures the event and it is quite a sight to see. Remnants of Hurricane Gonzalo hit the North West coast of England on Tuesday with high winds reported in several parts of the country.

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