In Central Florida, there is a cursed section of highway known as the "I-4 Dead Zone." This legend dates back to the highway’s construction when workers broke ground over old graves. Disturbing the graves is said to have caused a hurricane to change its course to inland Florida, right over the construction site.

In 1697, accused witch Moll Dyer was driven out of her home during a deadly freeze by an angry mob in Leonardtown, MD. The town blamed her for the cold temperatures and legend says she froze to death moments after cursing the town in a vengeful rage. Until the price is paid for her murder, Moll Dyer will continue to seek revenge...

Is he the guardian ghost of Pawley's Island, SC or a myth? The Gray Man has been appearing since the 1800's to warn the residents of devastating hurricanes.

Catherine's Hill in coastal Maine marks the spot where a woman was decapitated in a car crash on a foggy night, and is said to haunt it still, hitching rides.

Bodie State Park in northern California is an abandoned ghost town and the home of a frightening curse. The legend dates back to the town’s founder W.S. Bodey, when he died in a blizzard just before striking it rich in the gold-filled mountains. Now, anyone who dares to take something from Bodie will suffer the consequences of some of the most extreme weather in the country.

Julia Brown, a mysterious voodoo priestess, sang, “When I die, I’ll take the whole town with me” scaring Frenier, LA residents. After she died, the town was wiped off the map by a hurricane.

The only remaining portion of a Georgia marketplace left standing when a cyclone blew through the town in 1878 bears the curse of a scorned preacher who promised harm to those who touch or try to move it.

In Pasadena, Calif. many people believe a dark energy exists at Devil’s Gate Dam. Legend has it that occultist Jack Parson’s opened a dark portal. Devil’s Gate has been the site of disappearances, supernatural phenomenon, and extreme weather conditions.