Terrifying Viral Clip Shows Man Flying In Air As UP Storm Wreaks Havoc

Severe weather conditions swept across multiple districts of Uttar Pradesh, leaving behind a trail of destruction and loss of life. The storm, marked by extremely strong winds and heavy rain in several areas, has reportedly claimed 89 lives and left around 53 people injured, according to initial official figures.Among the many distressing visuals emerging from the affected regions, a particularly alarming video has gone viral on social media showing the sheer force of the winds in Bareilly. The clip captures a man being lifted into the air as a tin shed is caught by powerful gusts, with the violent winds strong enough to carry both across a short distance before he eventually crashes back to the ground. The disturbing footage has drawn widespread

attention online, underscoring the intensity of the storm system that swept through the region.The video was also shared on X by user (@utkarshs88), who described the incident as a horrifying moment from Bareilly, noting how the man was tossed by strong winds and thrown back onto the ground after being carried upward by the storm’s force.In the viral clip, the man can be seen being swept up along with a tin shed, performing an uncontrolled fall after being lifted several feet into the air. The visuals have left viewers shocked, with many describing the scene as one of the most extreme examples of wind intensity seen in recent weather events.

As the video continues to circulate widely, it has become part of a larger wave of disturbing imagery coming out of Uttar Pradesh, where several districts have reported significant damage. Trees have been uprooted, walls have collapsed, and electric poles have been brought down in areas including Prayagraj, Bhadohi, Fatehpur, Sonbhadra, and Bareilly, disrupting normal life and damaging property on a large scale.In response to the situation, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has directed district magistrates and officials from multiple departments to immediately visit affected areas and ensure relief measures are carried out. He has also instructed authorities to remain on high alert, while ordering revenue and agriculture departments, along with insurance agencies, to conduct detailed damage assessments and submit reports for further action.