Video Shows Massive Waterfall in Kelantan Caused by ‘Kepala Air’ Phenomenon & It’s Jaw-Dropping!

1 Jan 2024 • 1:17 PM MYT
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Kepala Air (the head of the water), also known as ‘water column’, is a dangerous phenomenon that happens during floods, where a massive surge of water can cause people and things to be swept away.

An example of this is a huge waterfall in Kelantan that only shows up during the monsoon season, caused by the kepala air.

The Jabatan Netizen Malaysia Twitter page recently shared footage of a waterfall at Gunung Stong, Kelantan, which technically isn’t even a waterfall but a kepala air that by chance is going over the mountain.

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They wrote, “Gunung Stong waterfall, Dabong, Kelantan. This is not a waterfall, this is kepala air.”

In their post, they also showcased images of the mountain prior to the rainy season, where there is only a small waterfall.

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“The second and third picture is the atmosphere of the waterfall without a day of rain. The mountain is 1,422 meters (4,664 feet) high,” they added.

While the massive waterfall may look majestic, it is also a reminder to not play near or swim in rivers during the monsoon season as a surge of water can appear at any moment and sweep everything away.

We hope that everyone remains safe during this monsoon season.

 

You can check out the video here:

?Air Terjun Gunung Stong, Dabong, Kelantan.

Ini bukan air terjun. Ini palaaa ayaqqqq.

Gambar ke – 2 & 3 adalah suasana terjunan air tanpa hari tanpa hujan.

Info:
Gunung ini setinggi 1,422 meter (4,664 kaki). pic.twitter.com/58uUiPIAez

— Jabatan Netizen Malaysia ?? (@jnmalaysia) December 30, 2023

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