Weather & Its Effects On The Paranormal World

How September's heavy rain and flooding in the UK may be fuelling paranormal activity and causing an increase in ghost sightings and weather-related hauntings.

Over the weekend, sky gazers in the UK witnessed the rare Northern Lights, prompting ghost hunters to speculate on a boost in paranormal activity.

As the UK faces more wet weather, some will be wondering how this might impact paranormal activity since water is said to be a conductor of spiritual energy.

Hauntings are said to be fulled by energy and there's isn't any bigger source of energy that exists than our Sun, so what happens to ghosts when it beats down on us more than normal?

It's obvious that the effects of wind can be mistaken for what might appear to be paranormal activity, but could wind actually fuel ghostly goings on?

Extreme weather conditions are often blamed for a spike in paranormal activity, so could snow and ice be driving ghostly encounters with spirits and hauntings?

The UK has had some of the worst downpours in decades with more rain forecast, but could this extreme weather result in an increase in paranormal activity?

If hauntings are a result of spiritual energy, could the massive amounts of energy generated by a lightning strike cause a spike in paranormal activity?

The long-lasting 2018 heatwave being experienced across the UK is said to have caused a spike in reports of ghosts and paranormal activity.