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Firenado! 800,000 gallons of Jim Beam accidentally released into a Kentucky lake bursts into flames after being hit by lightning... before a tornado sucks the flaming liquid 100 feet up into the air
PUBLISHED: 14:56 GMT, 4 September 2015 | UPDATED: 19:53 GMT, 4 September 2015
A Jim Beam warehouse in Kentucky was struck by lightning releasing 800,000 gallons of bourbon into a nearby lake. Then, the lake was hit by a 'firenado' setting the inflammable liquid alight.
The firenado was caused when a bolt of lighting hit the ground setting a fire which was in the path of a tornado, which sucked up the flames, creating a terrifying spiralling inferno.
A video of the dramatic scenes has been viewed more than four million times on the internet.
The Weather Channel, a firenado can grow up to 100 feet tall.
After the warehouse was damaged, the bourbon flowed into a nearby lake, which was then struck by lightening.
A small tornado passed over the scene, sucking up the flaming spirit and spreading the fire further.
Despite being the victims of a lightning strike, Jim Beam are facing damages of $70,000 for polluting the nearby creek which led to major fish kills.
Jim Beam face a $70,000 bill for damage repair, although this does not cover the loss of the bourbon
Firenado! 800,000 gallons of Jim Beam accidentally released into a Kentucky lake bursts into flames after being hit by lightning... before a tornado sucks the flaming liquid 100 feet up into the air
- The freak weather destroyed a warehouse in Kentucky holding bourbon
- The inflammable spirit flowed into a nearby creek towards a lake
- A lightning strike then set fire to the bourbon on the lake's surface
- A small tornado sucked up the flaming liquid and set fire to nearby trees
PUBLISHED: 14:56 GMT, 4 September 2015 | UPDATED: 19:53 GMT, 4 September 2015
A Jim Beam warehouse in Kentucky was struck by lightning releasing 800,000 gallons of bourbon into a nearby lake. Then, the lake was hit by a 'firenado' setting the inflammable liquid alight.
The firenado was caused when a bolt of lighting hit the ground setting a fire which was in the path of a tornado, which sucked up the flames, creating a terrifying spiralling inferno.
A video of the dramatic scenes has been viewed more than four million times on the internet.
The Weather Channel, a firenado can grow up to 100 feet tall.
After the warehouse was damaged, the bourbon flowed into a nearby lake, which was then struck by lightening.
A small tornado passed over the scene, sucking up the flaming spirit and spreading the fire further.
Despite being the victims of a lightning strike, Jim Beam are facing damages of $70,000 for polluting the nearby creek which led to major fish kills.
Jim Beam face a $70,000 bill for damage repair, although this does not cover the loss of the bourbon
