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If you are interested in out-of-the-ordinary weather, you might be interested in this recent article about places that have unusual weather conditions: Where to Experience the World’s Most Unusual Weather Phenomena  — Daily Passport. There is also a good list of unusual weather conditions that are not tied to a particular location from the National Weather Service at https://www.weather.gov/owlie/weird-weather. I also found a list of the 20 strangest weather events in the world at https://help.ovoenergy.com.au/hc/en-au/articles/4404674809615-The-20-strangest-weather-events-in-the-world.

Source: Melvin Nicholson via Daily Mail