A “weather bomb” that brought strong winds and ginormous waves to parts of the UK on Wednesday was powerful enough to push a waterfall in the opposite direction.

The 30-foot cascade in Stainmore, Cumbria, was blown upward as the county was pounded by 80-mile-per-hour winds, London’s Metro reports.

ITV.com has footage of the event, and you check out an animation of the backward-blown water below. It looks pretty cool.

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