Spectacular natural disaster scene in America

The horrific dust storm took place on July 5 last year in Arizona, USA. High winds with speeds of 95km / h have created a huge dust wall up to 3,000m high. It swallowed up the capital of Phoenix and the Arizona desert.

During a record drought in the United States, a fence caught fire after a forest fire near Bastrop, Texas September 5, 2011. This heat wave burned nearly 1,000 homes and more than 5,000 evacuees in an emergency. According to experts, the state of Texas suffered the worst drought since 1950.

Big floods in the past 1,000 years have turned Tennessee, America into a swamp. Two victims in the photo stuck on the roof of the city in Nashville on May 2, 2010.

A house near Vicksburg City, Mississippi survives thanks to the surrounding dike system, following last May's flood. When the amount of snow melts too much every year, along with the unusual occurrence of the storm, has caused record rain for several days, making the irrigation system ineffective and causing floods. This is a historic flood on the Mississippi River. At that time, the flood peaked in Vicksburg to nearly 17.4m, surpassing the record of the 1927 flood.

The tornado that took place on April 27 in the United States caused the houses here to be rubble, trees, and electricity poles, cars rolling on the street. The cyclone passed, many cities and towns in the southern states of the United States were devastated as they were bombed. The cyclone claimed the lives of at least 300 people.

This terrible tornado with a speed of 130 miles per hour runs in Nebraska, USA on June 20, 2011.

The swimming pool in a small western town in Texas closed because of a prolonged drought, which caused the water to run out.