Eye-popping footage of a house floating down the Conestoga River in Millersville, Pennsylvania.

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Ellicott City, Maryland severe weather turns this small street into a raging river.

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As of Tuesday morning, the Bastrop County Complex fire – which was 16 miles long and 6 miles wide—had scorched more than 28,500 acres and destroyed nearly 500 homes. Video shot September 5, 2011 on the north edge of Bastrop State Park. All but about 100 acres of the 6,000-acre park have been blackened by fire.

The biggest contributor factor here is the wind, it helps push the flames at twice the average speed.

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And fails miserably. Are these guys just stupid, or am I missing something here? They aren't going to be much help to Manville, NJ.

"But sir, the truck's almost completely submerged..."

"I SIMPLY DO NOT GIVE A FUCK, CORPORAL!"

"How is that possible?!"

"It's army, bro'."

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Vermont was hit hard by flooding as a result of Hurricane Irene, with roads, bridges, homes and vehicles being washed away by some of the most intense flood waters the state has ever seen. This footage shows the Bartonsville Covered Bridge, a historic landmark built in 1870, being washed away.

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Leave it to New Yorkers of Time Square to find the playful side of Hurricane Irene.

Enjoy your hepatitis boys.

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Let's hope this guy doesn't die from some nasty infection. This guy is nuts. Great footage, great reporting, great way to put your LIFE on the line. I hope he has good health insurance.

MYFOXNY.COM - A local news reporter from Washington, D.C. ended up getting covered in what is probably the remnants of raw sewage as he delivered live hurricane reports from Ocean City, Md.

WTTG-TV reporter Tucker Barnes was providing live updates for stations around the country as a wall of what he described as sea foam poured over him. Barnes was on the boardwalk as Hurricane Irene hit the coast of Maryland. He noted that he had immersed himself in organic material. That "organic material" was most likely the effects of raw sewage pouring into the water during the storm.

"It doesn't taste great," he said.

He said it had a sandy consistency and added, "I can tell you first-hand, it doesn't smell great." The foam is often a toxic mix of pollution and cyanobacteria.
60 mph wind gust sprayed the toxic mix across the reporter and the boardwalk and coated buildings. Bubbles and foam in the ocean can be caused by several other things, including oils from decomposing animals.

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Good Morning World! This fabulous video is brought to you by farmer77 and Justin.tv who is hitting all the HD News Channels up in NYC with the latest and greatest updates on Hurricane Irene, power outages, wind and rain warnings, flood warnings and tornado warnings... he's good at skipping commercials and keeping reports on all the live coverages from all the major news networks and crews working hard this morning to keep us all informed on the latest of Hurricane Irene's wrath.

Expect to get your power cut off due to power outages and down power lines. If you do experience any power outages, you need to call your power company to report any power outages. If you decided to stay and if you happen to live in a HIGH RISE, remember wind speeds are greater as you are higher up. Don't be a moron. Stay away from windows. Keep your family and pets safe. This is an unprecedented massive storm for the upper east coast, the city that never sleeps, New York City, is totally SHUT DOWN! Exciting and fun times folks! Stay tuned here this morning... let's watch this ish together. It's still going to get bad over the next couple of hours.



Update 6AM: 3 million people without power
• Category 1 Irene has 75 mph winds
• High winds prompt Md. reactor shutdown
• Warning of potential dam failure in Md.
• NYC mayor: 'The time to evacuate is over'
• Staten Island ferry service suspended

Water pouring down a staircase at the Times Square #NYC subway station #irene 

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Lightning Strikes CN Tower During August 24 2011 Thunder Storm. That was electifying!!

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Wow! Scary stuff! Damn nature! You scary!

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This is truly terrifying. Jason and Desiree Miller and their 2 small kids trying to get to the shelter when the Tushka tornado in Tushka, Oklahoma hits on April 14, 2011. They are blown into and grab on to the steel fence to hang on until the storm passed. Their jeep is blown over within a few feet of crushing them.

Unbelievable. Truly God was with them - all the debris was flying all around them and that SUV really did help protect them.

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Bunker down and brace yourselves East Coast, Irene is HUGE.

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Street Sharks! After Hurricane Irene hit Puerto Rico, the streets were so flooded that a shark managed to be swimming around.

Unfortunately, the internet detectives have called this one a hoax, a fake, a sham. Some clever posters at Reddit found the original swimming shark image that begot this photoshopped hoax. Still fun to look at though!

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