Cyclone Freddy has been raging in the Indian Ocean for almost an entire month straight, making it one of the longest-lasting storms of its kind in recorded human history. The cyclone is currently on course to hit the country of Mozambique on Africa’s east coast for a second time, nearly two weeks after it initially killed 20 people across both Mozambique and Madagascar the first time it made landfall. According to the World Meteorological Organization, it is ‘very rare’ and ‘incredible and dange

1.6M views · 2K reactions | “The storm hit hard. It hit fast. We went from rain to blizzard conditions within minutes,” according to Jacqueline Kirby, the spokesperson for El Paso County in Colorado, who said hundreds of people have been stranded for up to 11 hours in their cars because of the “bomb cyclone.” https://cnn.it/2UFprIw | CNN Replay | Facebook