The year 2015 has witnessed extreme weather conditions across the globe. Right from the Nepal Earthquake to the Brazil drought, the world has seen it all in just a year. Check out some spectacular extreme weather images captured by renowned photographers for the year 2015.
Victor Moriyama takes an aerial view of the Atibainha dam, during a drought on February 23. Sao Paulo is dependent on this dam for water supply.
Tony Dejak captures the formation of ice on January 8 from Lake Erie on a walkway with Cleveland in the background.
The perfect image of a rainbow and a lightning strike over Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada. Image taken by Al J. Schaben on July 1.
Snow cloud on the Everest Base Camp captured by Robert Schmidt during the Nepal Earthquake on April 25.
Kjell Lindgren from NASA takes an image of the Northwest wildfires from the International Space Station on August 17.
February 20 was an extremely cold day for New York City. Spencer Platt perfectly captures ice floes along the Hudson River in Manhattan.
Residential buildings in Wujiaqu city were barely visible on April 27 during a sandstorm. Image captured by Xiaochen.
Chilean Calbuco volcano erupted on April 22. It is located in southern Santiago de Chile. The image has been perfectly captured by Alex Vidal Brecas.
Martin Bernetti takes the perfect picture of the Calbuco volcano lightning Frutillar, southern Chile on April 23.
Kamran Jebreili takes a spectacular image of skyscrapers of Dubai covered in early morning fog on October 5.
An amazing image of a storm cloud resembling an atomic bomb is captured by Francisco Vignale during the Leg 4 Volvo Ocean Race in Sanya, China on February 26.
Stuart Palley captures Lake Fire on June 18. The lake is located in the San Bernardino National Forest in California.
Story Source: time.com
Credits (Featured Image: Kamran Jebreili, Main Image: Stuart Palley)
