The intense summer heatwave in the United States has led to dangerous road buckling incidents, notably in Missouri, where a viral video showed a car going airborne over a sudden speed bump. Local resident Arthur Blackwell captured the moment, as the asphalt rose dramatically amid the high temperatures. The phenomenon isn't isolated; other states like Wisconsin and South Dakota have reported similar issues due to extreme heat causing asphalt to soften, which poses hazards to motorists and infrastructure. City officials were quick to address the issue, but further buckling may occur with increasing heat.
The summer heatwave caused road buckling in Missouri, where a car went airborne in a viral video, showcasing the dangers of extreme weather.
The unbelievable moment was caught on camera by Arthur Blackwell, who filmed the road's dramatic explosion that sent a compact car into the air.
Heat-related road buckling isn't unique to Missouri; states including Wisconsin, South Dakota, and others also report similar incidents due to extreme heat.
Asphalt softens at 120 degrees, contributing to the unexpected formation of speed bumps, which can pose hazards to drivers during heatwaves.
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