China: Cloud Fall Cascades Over Nanchuan’s Jinfo Mountain

This is the stunning moment that a mesmerizing waterfall cascaded down the eastern slope of Jinfo Mountain, leaving viewers in awe with its “cloud fall”-like appearance. On May 10, 2025, in Nanchuan District, Chongqing, the video showed thick white clouds dramatically tumbling down the mountain slope like a massive waterfall. The breathtaking spectacle occurred at the eastern foothills of Jinfo Mountain, a region that is known for its unique topography, which contributed to the formation of such rare natural phenomena. In the video, the clouds poured over the ridge in powerful streams, creating the illusion of liquid mist plunging from the peak. According to local meteorological explanations, the “cloud fall” was formed due to a specific combination of warm and cool airflows along the mountain slope. When temperatures rose on one side of the mountain, clouds were pushed by the wind toward the cooler side, creating a “cloud fall”. The video ended with the rolling clouds continuing their dramatic descent, blanketing the forested slopes below in a sea of mist.

Illustration - Aerial View of France

Illustration - Aerial View of France

CORSE DU SUD (2A) - REGION DE BAVELLA : CASCADES ET PISCINES NATURELLES DE PURCARACCIA Photo by Stephane Compoint/Only France/ABACAPRESS.COM

Thailand: Magnitude 7.7 Earthquake Strikes Bangkok, Water Cascades From Skyscraper 6

A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Bangkok on Friday, March 28. This video shows water from a swimming pool gushing down from a skyscraper's upper floors.

Thailand: Magnitude 7.7 Earthquake Strikes Bangkok, Water Cascades From Skyscraper 5

A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Bangkok on Friday, March 28. This video shows water from a swimming pool gushing down from a skyscraper's upper floors.

Thailand: Magnitude 7.7 Earthquake Strikes Bangkok, Water Cascades From Skyscraper 3

A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Bangkok on Friday, March 28. This video shows water from a swimming pool gushing down from a skyscraper's upper floors.

Thailand: Magnitude 7.7 Earthquake Strikes Bangkok, Water Cascades From Skyscraper 4

A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck Bangkok on Friday, March 28. This video shows water from a swimming pool gushing down from a skyscraper's upper floors.

UK: Large Volume Of Rain Water Cascades Through Leaky Roof At Old Trafford Stadium

Heavy rain caused a large volume of water to cascade through the roof at Old Trafford Stadium on Sunday, May 12 after a game between Manchester United and Arsenal. In less than 24 hours, workers were sent to carry out roof replacement work.

China: Cloud Waterfall Cascades Down Lushan Mountain

A cloud waterfall was spotted "cascading" down the Lushan Mountain during sunset on March 25 in Lushan City, Jiangxi Province. The haze was a result of heavy rainfall that occurred the previous night, according to reports.

(3)1 dead, 2 hurt as record rainfall hits northern Kyushu

(3)1 dead, 2 hurt as record rainfall hits northern Kyushu

FUKUOKA, Japan - Water cascades into the underground shopping arcade adjacent to subway Hakata Station on July 19. Record rainfalls lashed wide areas of northern Kyushu, leaving one person dead and two others injured in Fukuoka Prefecture.

TAKI NO SHIRAITO

TAKI NO SHIRAITO

TAKI NO SHIRAITO aka CASCADING WHITE THREADS aka THE WATER MAGICIAN aka WHITE THREADS OF THE WATERFALL aka WHITE THREADS OF THE CASCADES Date: 1933

Nunobiki Falls

Nunobiki Falls

Odaki waterfall at Nunobiki Falls. This waterfall is introduced in the 1796 book Setsumeishozue (Places of Interest in Settsu): With a height of 73 meters, water cascades over five levels. The waterfall is now shorter in length, but the picturesque seasonal scenery can still be enjoyed today.==Date:unknown, Place:Kobe, Photo:unknown, (Credit:Nagasaki University Library/Kyodo News Images) [Cabinet Number93‐25‐0]

(3)1 dead, 2 hurt as record rainfall hits northern Kyushu

(3)1 dead, 2 hurt as record rainfall hits northern Kyushu

FUKUOKA, Japan - Water cascades into the underground shopping arcade adjacent to subway Hakata Station on July 19. Record rainfalls lashed wide areas of northern Kyushu, leaving one person dead and two others injured in Fukuoka Prefecture. (Kyodo)