Is there any way you can make it extra extreme extremely scary busting banging bursting clapping booming crashing huge big giant biggest hugest worst In the world (EARRAPE WARNING)
Hahaha UK : this is brilliant storm better than Oklahoma Oklahoma : Fuck sakes this is better than us hold my Tornado siren weeewoooweeewoooweeeewooowweewooweeewoii
@@PUFCKG In Spain (Valencian community so far) is called autumn, although climate change has brought severe thunderstorms like this one during winter as well.
1:45 Eerie as hell when you hear birds making a racket during a storm in the night. Most terrifying thing I ever experienced was a storm literally right above our house years ago. Kids were only toddlers and I was at home alone and this enormous flash lit up the entire house and at the exact same time as the flash, a toy that had run down its batteries a fair while before hand suddenly started playing “London Bridge is falling down” It played instantaneously with the flash as well - absolutely scared me to death.
Urgh awful I can imagine. We had blackbirds kicking off at 2am last major storm here (middle of rural farmland) which was scarier than the storm itself it just wasn't right at all - sinister / surreal almost.
I think..........no, I Know.............I would've jumped out of my skin if that happened to me. Looks like good old Thor was having one helluva party wherever you are‼️🌩️🌩️🌩️⛈️⛈️⛈️⚡⚡⚡
This was quite a severe thunderstorm actually. June 2019 there were alot of small but intense thundery downpours with frequent lightning, hail, gusty winds and torrential rainfall. We caught a couple down in southwest, which I actually filmed, but this is definitely a more angry one. Great video thanks for uploading!
I absolutely love Thunderstorms especially when the Lightning is at night this immediately gave me goose bumps all over my skin I LOVE THIS VIDEO!! Ugh so relaxing
In Arizona, the thundersand storms are caused by high altitude glass collisions, they are travelling about 300mph in the highest parts of the storm, thus causing air unstability, which causes lightning to happen due to positive and negative ions reactions to cause a spark, a spark big enough to make you shine yourself, been in arizona whilst such an event took place, best thunderstorm ever
Texas storms can be truly frightening because they can be so powerful. The most intense storms I've ever come across have been in that state. Search for the videos of the 5/21/17 storm in Laredo.
It’s controlled weather. The radio told us that we’re heading for a thunderstorm in the afternoon. I heard one clap had about 3 drops of rain and that’s it. Nothing like this.
MrnintendoSEGAfan1 it’s nice if the lightning doesn’t hit you, it’s freighting when it strikes close and it’s really loud, and it’s scary when hit real close and it makes things explode and there’s exploding pieces of stuff flying at you.
WOW, this is one of the best (if not, THE BEST) footage on YT of a thunderstorm! Love the power of nature, the sheer cracking sound that shakes the sky along with the immensely bright flashes of lightning - second to none!! Very severe for the UK too, amazing catch ⚡️❤️
It's quite common uk has thunderstorms, infact this year alone, unusually strong thunderstorms has formed along scottland due to the unusually warm air pushing against the colder air from the north
@@juels508 bites* I did that to catch little sticklers like yourself ;) Nice last name. P.s it's a joke, I've no problem with Americans. Have a good day and happy independence. :)
This is a major weather event by UK standards. Very rare to have so many CGs so close together. Perhaps even a once in a lifetime storm for us Brits. We're more 'cloudy with a chance of light rain' kind of people!
Beautiful storm ! Thanks for sharing. Here in Western New York, USA we also have lake effect thunder and lightening with the heavy snowfall. So we get storms year round. Cool storm. Thanks for sharing. 😊
19 June storm, from my flat in St Leonards on sea, the lightning was constant and bright. Saw 4 lightning bolts. Heaviest rain for a long time, my road was like a river. Never seen lightning like that since the summer of 87. Before the great storm of 87, there was a sticky hot day, finishing with an almighty electrical storm with severe lightning
When I was 14, we had a really bad thunderstorm during the afternoon, it must have gone on for at least 3 hours. Twice a thunderbolt came through the ceiling, through the light and missed me by feet. The second time, it rebounded and fried my stereo system. The claps of thunder along with the bolts, were like explosions.
The divine is cleansing Mother earth. So beautiful. 💝☺tysm. For putting this amazing energy on youtube⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡🌜🌛🌙⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐☔
Really love this video! Not everyone in America gets these storms. I'm from Seattle and our rain is typically just a grey drizzle, like in the UK. So, whenever I travel in the Plains or Tornado Alley, I'm always amazed. I mean, we get weather; they get W-E-A-T-H-E-R. Ha!
Had a big storm a week or two ago where I live. It sounded like we were straight getting bombed. Holding my scared dog hoping that ww3 has come to yeet me out of existence
That was a fantastic storm and was honoured to have witnessed it first hand like yourself! It had so much power behind it! Love an intense thunderstorm. This is the most powerful one I’ve seen for quite a few years!!
this storm went right over us in Brighton & didn't drop a spot of rain. it was scary when it went over it got dark as midnight and all the birds stopped singing & settled on trees & fences (like they knew what was coming) we could hear this storm in the distance when it was hammering Eastbourne. lightning hit a substation i think & knocked out power at Queens Tennis. freaky weather we get now - all that chem-spray across the sky everyday isn't helping. storms we get are violent & unnatural - even the thunder sounds strange & the seagulls are going mental in this clip.
Wow that was some Thunderstorm. I just came across your Channel and i have subbed.I am from Ireland and we never get Thunderstorms like what you get in the UK. Well done excellent video👍😊
Many years ago I worked in Dorset, we had bad ones coming over from France! Don’t get many in NW Wales, we just get rain, like today, when everywhere else in uk, are basking in sunshine and 35degrees F.
Stunning video and beautiful storm. We had one in Lowestoft in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Very loud, booming thunder which vibrated the house. Fabulous. TFS. 👍😃
Nice watch that. Got to say, the audio is excellent. Sat here browsing RUclips after watching film with headphones on through the A/V system and listening to this sounds amazing.
Wow that was pretty full on wasn’t it. I think southern England and midlands are meant to get storms again today 24th June. I’ve never seen a storm anything like that up here in fife. We r lucky if we get a couple o claps o thunder n a some wee bursts of lightening. Lol. Thanks for sharing
Great capture. Looks like there were a few thunder clouds about that night. Makes and sounds for awesome storm conditions once triggered off. Hope you weren't long without power even though there was loads in the sky lol. Expect loads of storms after next weeks heatwave coming up from Europe.
We sometimes get those in Alabama. But most of the time it passes us. But Damn that storm is the most powerful storm. Reminds me of the one we had April 15th, and last year which was July 4th.
Seriously the strike @ 1.35 sent my subwoofer walking along the floor absolutely awesome boom and footage would love to have heard that live 👍👍👍nice video great sound well recorded
1:32 that is positive lightning and I wouldn’t be standing outside. If a storm is that powerful I would honestly advise you stay inside. That is the sort of bolts that kill people.
Up in highland of Scotland we don't get bad storms but last year had a really angry one. 3 houses got struck at once and the clap of thunder with lightning was intense 😳
The Eastbourne thunderstorm as I know it as! Simply because of the amount of lightning it produced over such a short space of time! I was lucky enough to watch this from beachy head and I'm a trained storm spotter and for around 30-40 mins this produced astonishing lightning rates for uk standards! I also saw one of the closest strikes I've ever seen from inside my car,was only around 150ft away and struck one of the metal gates in the car park! The strike in your footage around 5:30 is a positive cloud to ground lightning strike and was very close indeed! Great footage of one of the best storms I've seen,at one point the lightning was up there with the 2017 Sussex storm which is by far the best I've ever seen! Thanks for sharing 👍.
Yeah in my area it's the same thing, if there's a storm in Shropshire it'll normally head north into Shrewsbury and not grow big enough to hit Telford. I've had three thunderstorms this year. First one on the 24th April, another one the next day and again in May while I was at school
I basically live in a valley so the storms always get pushed out to sea by the mountains. But leads to some pretty weird coloured lightning when it goes over the sea. It sorta turns a greenish tinge it’s so cool just watching it. I think it’s the light being reflected off the sea and turning it that colour.
John Sunderland | And what does that tell you, John? It confirm that it didn’t happen. A thunderstorm does not last 36hrs. Not even in the most active regions on earth. You’d be creating new physics. And you’re not that stupid, surely?
Wow, I thought we had some scary storms in Australia but this freaked me RIGHT OUT! Just before 1:30, quiet for a while, listen to the sea birds calling (are they sea birds?) then BOOM! Crikey, I would have been under the bed in a flash! Take care, you guys - peace ✌
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Is there any way you can make it extra extreme extremely scary busting banging bursting clapping booming crashing huge big giant biggest hugest worst In the world (EARRAPE WARNING)
Is there any way you can do all that to it
rolling thunder
This is pretty severe for a UK thunderstorm and I love it but Americans probably watching this like when does the storm start 😂
When does the storm start?
And us Norwegians be like, this is insane
The UK like this is are thunder storms the USA like hold my beer
Americans think they invented lightning, there are plenty of places that get it worse than America.
When does it start, where's my beer ?
Sounds like the thunder had a british accent....
Was thinking it sounded differently alright
British thunder: *RiGhT wHaT's AlL tHiS tHeN?!*
British people: a storm that is mental
American people: Hold my 'nado sirens
@@charlottecohen6724 Americans are sadly too deaf to hear the thunder from the 100+ decible sirens blaring all around them in their ears!
Lol
5:16 HOLY COW THATS CLOSER THAN 1:33
UK: Look at that severe thunderstorm!
Oklahoma: Hold my tornado warning
Hahaha UK : this is brilliant storm better than Oklahoma
Oklahoma : Fuck sakes this is better than us hold my Tornado siren weeewoooweeewoooweeeewooowweewooweeewoii
England has more tornadoes
By area 😝
@@judgejudyslover we don’t have tornadoes a lot in England it’s really rare the chances are 0.1
@@zachs_aviation_ by area
no one cares about oklahoma
In Oklahoma, this is known as a lovely afternoon
Really? Wow
In the UK it’s called summer :)
@@PUFCKG thundery breakdown from a heatwave
@@PUFCKG In Spain (Valencian community so far) is called autumn, although climate change has brought severe thunderstorms like this one during winter as well.
Yeah this is very minor very minor
I just closed my eyes and listened, some great ASMR here.
Txs my friend
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Sera - Marie ye but if you were actually there you would have been fuming like me😤
@@nathanzzlit2462 why were you fuming my friend
JohnDoylepoems cause it woke me up
This makes me look forward to those hot summer nights when you feel the storm coming and hear distant thunder. So exciting and relaxing!
For real! Que the Vivaldi! 🎻 ⛈
Bad Thunderstorms does not happen as much as they used anymore thats what I think anyway
@@TheSlothYt what?
1:45 Eerie as hell when you hear birds making a racket during a storm in the night. Most terrifying thing I ever experienced was a storm literally right above our house years ago. Kids were only toddlers and I was at home alone and this enormous flash lit up the entire house and at the exact same time as the flash, a toy that had run down its batteries a fair while before hand suddenly started playing “London Bridge is falling down”
It played instantaneously with the flash as well - absolutely scared me to death.
Yeh the seagulls i could pick up but there was a huge flock of them flying away .
Urgh awful I can imagine. We had blackbirds kicking off at 2am last major storm here (middle of rural farmland) which was scarier than the storm itself it just wasn't right at all - sinister / surreal almost.
The electromagnetic energy from the storm could have charged the battery slightly
@@theslayeroforyx3546 really? It can do that?
I think..........no, I Know.............I would've jumped out of my skin if that happened to me. Looks like good old Thor was having one helluva party wherever you are‼️🌩️🌩️🌩️⛈️⛈️⛈️⚡⚡⚡
Typical Brits, major lightening and we run outside to watch it!! Love it :))))
Nope not this brit 🤔😫
As long as you don't do that on a balcony or tower you're okay ;)
Lmao u got that right my friend
@@Andizu1 I watch from my balcony with big trees right by me
@@TO3CUTT3R1 you're a thrill seeker then?
1:35 the weather really is angry! 🌩️
This is a typical summer night in Tennessee haha love the vid though.. very cool!
Txs my friend
Do you normally spell typical like that ?
@@Blessednhighlyfavoured no my apologies thank you for pointing that out.
Yes it is!
This was quite a severe thunderstorm actually. June 2019 there were alot of small but intense thundery downpours with frequent lightning, hail, gusty winds and torrential rainfall. We caught a couple down in southwest, which I actually filmed, but this is definitely a more angry one. Great video thanks for uploading!
I absolutely love Thunderstorms especially when the Lightning is at night this immediately gave me goose bumps all over my skin I LOVE THIS VIDEO!! Ugh so relaxing
Txs so much
same Tiff, i sleep like a baby in thunderstorms.
Well jump scares for me
I hate thunderstorms at night they scare the hell out of me
@@Bunnies_6560 than send them to me please
Here in Arizona we get this x5 while a sandstorm is passing by😂
Wow, did u capture any of those love to see
Worthless piece of paper
Your land is cursed by the real Americans! That's why you got a tornado highway all the way down from Nebraska to Texas
In Arizona, the thundersand storms are caused by high altitude glass collisions, they are travelling about 300mph in the highest parts of the storm, thus causing air unstability, which causes lightning to happen due to positive and negative ions reactions to cause a spark, a spark big enough to make you shine yourself, been in arizona whilst such an event took place, best thunderstorm ever
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Am I the only one that loves the sounds of rain and thunder?🤷♂️
David Nagy NO I LOVE them! ⛈
David Nagy meeee tooo
Definitely Not!
Absolutely love it, but I live in the south west so nothing ever really happens here 😬
Nope 💚🌩🌨🌧☔💙
I LOVE a good lightning and thunderstorm especially at night, Mother natures best fireworks.
Yep same here
You will definitely see a real storm ⛈ if you come to Texas
Texas storms can be truly frightening because they can be so powerful. The most intense storms I've ever come across have been in that state. Search for the videos of the 5/21/17 storm in Laredo.
Texas is off the Hook with thunder storms lightning
How about Oklahoma?
Let's just say that Oklahoma and Texas have some scary thunderstorms in terms of storms in Tornado Alley
Thanks my friend
I absolutely love a good thunderstorm it's relaxing, I love the sound of the thunder and the rain
Txs enjoy
I have panic attacks just thinking about it. Another one tonight too 😭
@@kaylahlovesunicorns8894 sorry Deanna, i dont think its going to be that big today
How this jumped over the Southern counties is beyond me. All we got was heavy drizzle in Reading for 48 hours.
I feel your pain. I was tracking this on LightningMaps and I was gutted when I saw it was going to miss us completely. I wasn't a happy camper. 😭
Haven't had anything here in milton Keynes
It’s controlled weather. The radio told us that we’re heading for a thunderstorm in the afternoon. I heard one clap had about 3 drops of rain and that’s it. Nothing like this.
I was in Portsmouth and it was one motherf*cker of a storm, lasted 2 hours
UK: this is so bad.
Oklahoma: lol that’s cute
Lol
Ash Ashtree consider yourself lucky. Nearly the whole state of Oklahoma was put under a state of emergency for a day because of the weather.
Magnus Guglius Vuglius I’m a Brit and I love thunder
MrnintendoSEGAfan1 it’s nice if the lightning doesn’t hit you, it’s freighting when it strikes close and it’s really loud, and it’s scary when hit real close and it makes things explode and there’s exploding pieces of stuff flying at you.
Magnus Guglius Vuglius now that’s gnarly where you are
I lived in eastbourne for 30 odd years and seen some storms but that is incredible.
Yeh it was , havent seen like this before in uk
I love thunderstorms. I wish they occurred all the time where I live
Same
Same
Chiiiiill we have a thunderstorm rn and it ain't quite cute
There's a lake in Venezuela where lightning strikes every two seconds for 260 days each year
Don't forget lightning is especially dangerous⚠️
Ha! Love how the seagulls start freaking out thinking its daytime
What a storm, really wish I was there for that, In the heatwave we had I was hoping to witness some lighting, but only got heavy drizzle.
Jack Hughes yeah same ⛈️⛈️⛈️⛈️
WOW, this is one of the best (if not, THE BEST) footage on YT of a thunderstorm! Love the power of nature, the sheer cracking sound that shakes the sky along with the immensely bright flashes of lightning - second to none!! Very severe for the UK too, amazing catch ⚡️❤️
it's quite amazing to hear and watch considering the UK rarely has thunderstorms
Actually in my opinion UK thunderstorms have and will get more common with the warming climate
It's quite common uk has thunderstorms, infact this year alone, unusually strong thunderstorms has formed along scottland due to the unusually warm air pushing against the colder air from the north
@@stephensnell1379 proof?
1:33 If I saw that I would've flipped out and ran back into the house with my ears covered
3:29 It stars raining
5:36 I know that hit somewhere nearby
Me too.
Same here boi
Everyone comparing UK/US Storms....
Well....did you know? when thunderstorms occur in England they pronounce things correctly and spell properly.
MooDSwinG Gaming is that why you spelled it “thunder storm” instead of thunderstorm?
@@juels508 bites* I did that to catch little sticklers like yourself ;)
Nice last name. P.s it's a joke, I've no problem with Americans. Have a good day and happy independence. :)
MooDSwinG Gaming oh thank you. I wasn’t expecting such a compliment. I have no problem with English people either.
Just like in Pakistan
This is a major weather event by UK standards. Very rare to have so many CGs so close together. Perhaps even a once in a lifetime storm for us Brits.
We're more 'cloudy with a chance of light rain' kind of people!
Beautiful storm ! Thanks for sharing. Here in Western New York, USA we also have lake effect thunder and lightening with the heavy snowfall. So we get storms year round. Cool storm. Thanks for sharing. 😊
19 June storm, from my flat in St Leonards on sea, the lightning was constant and bright. Saw 4 lightning bolts. Heaviest rain for a long time, my road was like a river.
Never seen lightning like that since the summer of 87. Before the great storm of 87, there was a sticky hot day, finishing with an almighty electrical storm with severe lightning
When I was 14, we had a really bad thunderstorm during the afternoon, it must have gone on for at least 3 hours. Twice a thunderbolt came through the ceiling, through the light and missed me by feet. The second time, it rebounded and fried my stereo system. The claps of thunder along with the bolts, were like explosions.
Thanks my friend
Did you not have earthed rods in your house?
@@deletedaccount8818 That are called lightning rods!
Think about sleeping and waking up to that omg I would be FREAKED OUT
I would love it❤️
I told my dad and he said "That's nice" and rolled back to sleep
That was me.
Same
Same here
Glad this missed us! I absolutely hate thunderstorms and probably would've been crying under my duvet!
Lol a hear u lol my astrophobia just kicked in watching this lol people don't understand how frightening this is for us x
Yeah we crave for a little rain here in the Caribbean the whole year... wanna trade??
Anne Campbell that gave me the chills
I hate thunderstorms too
Same
The divine is cleansing Mother earth. So beautiful. 💝☺tysm. For putting this amazing energy on youtube⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡🌜🌛🌙⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐☔
The thing is I don’t like thunderstorms because I get jump scared
Hee hee sorry bro
Same I hide under my blanket when they happen in jump when lighting happens lol
Same
My teacher once told me that when it was thundering when I was in school, one bang was so loud I hid under the desk 😂😂😂
Yea that's very severe for you guy's thunder is very vocal..... amazing man good job
Txs my friend
1:35 scared me I didn’t see that coming
sorry about that :-)
That was a strike without warning. Scariest lightning bolt I seen on video
This is the reason why I wear earplugs when recording a thunderstorm during which there is a high chance of almighty thunder. 😅
That's just Zenitsu practicing thunder breathing first form: thunder clap and flash
Really love this video! Not everyone in America gets these storms. I'm from Seattle and our rain is typically just a grey drizzle, like in the UK. So, whenever I travel in the Plains or Tornado Alley, I'm always amazed. I mean, we get weather; they get W-E-A-T-H-E-R. Ha!
Great video!
With headphones full blast this is a real good one. I remember this storm well.
Had a big storm a week or two ago where I live. It sounded like we were straight getting bombed. Holding my scared dog hoping that ww3 has come to yeet me out of existence
I'm not even from the UK and i see a massive storm like this it is absolutely amazing thanks for sharing this with me
Yes ive never seen anything like this was very lucky to witness it. Txs
That was a fantastic storm and was honoured to have witnessed it first hand like yourself! It had so much power behind it! Love an intense thunderstorm. This is the most powerful one I’ve seen for quite a few years!!
UK: severe lightning!
Florida: am i a joke to you?
6:01 - Power cuts! Holy Jesus Christ! There were some really close strikes in this video! I am impressed that you held your position so long!
Yep saw the street light
this storm went right over us in Brighton & didn't drop a spot of rain. it was scary when it went over it got dark as midnight and all the birds stopped singing & settled on trees & fences (like they knew what was coming) we could hear this storm in the distance when it was hammering Eastbourne. lightning hit a substation i think & knocked out power at Queens Tennis.
freaky weather we get now - all that chem-spray across the sky everyday isn't helping. storms we get are violent & unnatural - even the thunder sounds strange & the seagulls are going mental in this clip.
Thanks my friend for the info, pls chk out pursuit of truth playlist you may find interesting
Great 👍 video love it 😊 thanks 🙏
Txs my friend
Wow that was some Thunderstorm. I just came across your Channel and i have subbed.I am from Ireland and we never get Thunderstorms like what you get in the UK. Well done excellent video👍😊
Many years ago I worked in Dorset, we had bad ones coming over from France!
Don’t get many in NW Wales, we just get rain, like today, when everywhere else in uk, are basking in sunshine and 35degrees F.
Hell of a good storm, thanks for sharing!
Stunning video and beautiful storm. We had one in Lowestoft in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Very loud, booming thunder which vibrated the house. Fabulous. TFS. 👍😃
Wow, did u manage ti get footage
Who said u can't see anything during night!!!
Nice watch that.
Got to say, the audio is excellent. Sat here browsing RUclips after watching film with headphones on through the A/V system and listening to this sounds amazing.
Txs so much my friend
Incredible! I live in the Midlands and we rarely get storms like this
you were lucky,we had nothing here in Hertfordshire,not even much rain.
3:10 sounds like an explosion! If i was in that situation, I would be hyped up so much!
When there is a thundstorm, you can bet I am watching.
Absolutely beautiful!!!
Thanks so much
That was quite something! Many thanks
Txs my friend
1:32 that lighting strike was beautiful, love it!
Still can’t beat the Amytiville Movie storms . Lightning ⚡️ striking the eye windows lol 😂
Ooh I was in Eastbourne when this happened. It was pretty amazing.
It was my friend :-)
Gutted that it missed us up in North Wales 🏴 love an awesome thunderstorm... Brilliant video 👍
Thanks my friend, chk out my pursuit of truth playlist may interest
Dude this video is so sweet. As long as peeps and animals are ok ❤️
Wow that was pretty full on wasn’t it.
I think southern England and midlands are meant to get storms again today 24th June.
I’ve never seen a storm anything like that up here in fife. We r lucky if we get a couple o claps o thunder n a some wee bursts of lightening. Lol.
Thanks for sharing
Yeh i have never seen like this in uk, only have seen in south africa constant lightning and thunder like that, was amazing.
Waa like this in birmingham last year never seen a storm like it since i was a nipper good footage
There’s a LOT of energy in that storm. That’s some loud thunder
Great capture.
Looks like there were a few thunder clouds about that night.
Makes and sounds for awesome storm conditions once triggered off.
Hope you weren't long without power even though there was loads in the sky lol.
Expect loads of storms after next weeks heatwave coming up from Europe.
My friends & family were giving me live updates from Eastbourne that night. Said it was spectacular & came out of the blue!
We sometimes get those in Alabama. But most of the time it passes us. But Damn that storm is the most powerful storm. Reminds me of the one we had April 15th, and last year which was July 4th.
If you pause during the lightning, you’ll see half the sky is lit, and the other half is completely dark.
Great vid, just love storms like this, a bit of bum twitching going on 🥶
I'm from Australia and watching this all the incredible that you got in this video is insane
Txs my friend
Also i hate to wake up to this if was in the middle of the night
Imagine this:
Each lightning strike is a potential for fried Seagull.
Tasty!
Finger licking
Lol. What do you recommend to go with fried seagull then?? 🙂
@@diq5386 lol antibiotics
EngineOfDarkness lovely
@@JohnDoylepoems that was a hysterical comment lol .
Seriously the strike @ 1.35 sent my subwoofer walking along the floor absolutely awesome boom and footage would love to have heard that live 👍👍👍nice video great sound well recorded
This whole video would make an amazing sleep vid! The seagulls add a great touch!
Txs my friend
What an amazing storm 😍🌩⛈ was hoping we would get one down where I am in Southampton uk but we've had nothing 😫
Thanks, yeah its strange how it wasnt same everywhere
I love you😊😊🌹🌹🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳👍
1:32 that is positive lightning and I wouldn’t be standing outside. If a storm is that powerful I would honestly advise you stay inside.
That is the sort of bolts that kill people.
Up in highland of Scotland we don't get bad storms but last year had a really angry one. 3 houses got struck at once and the clap of thunder with lightning was intense 😳
The Eastbourne thunderstorm as I know it as! Simply because of the amount of lightning it produced over such a short space of time! I was lucky enough to watch this from beachy head and I'm a trained storm spotter and for around 30-40 mins this produced astonishing lightning rates for uk standards! I also saw one of the closest strikes I've ever seen from inside my car,was only around 150ft away and struck one of the metal gates in the car park! The strike in your footage around 5:30 is a positive cloud to ground lightning strike and was very close indeed! Great footage of one of the best storms I've seen,at one point the lightning was up there with the 2017 Sussex storm which is by far the best I've ever seen! Thanks for sharing 👍.
Thanks so much Neil for a brilliant comment, love the info.
@@JohnDoylepoems you're welcome John. Was certainly a thunderstorm to remember that's for sure 👍.
Love a good storm keeps avoiding us 😤😟
Yeah in my area it's the same thing, if there's a storm in Shropshire it'll normally head north into Shrewsbury and not grow big enough to hit Telford. I've had three thunderstorms this year. First one on the 24th April, another one the next day and again in May while I was at school
In my area the mountain's usually break up the storms, or weaken them by the time they get here.
Crepto Firebrick Knight it’s brewing outside no rain but thunder in the distance 🤞 it heads over 😊👍
I basically live in a valley so the storms always get pushed out to sea by the mountains. But leads to some pretty weird coloured lightning when it goes over the sea. It sorta turns a greenish tinge it’s so cool just watching it.
I think it’s the light being reflected off the sea and turning it that colour.
There was a 36 hr thunderstorm in the West Yorkshire area, back in the 60s. That one might have made the Guinness book of records.
John Sunderland | John, stop bullshitting. Ta
@@imconfused1237 well it is a personal memory, regrettably I can't find a record of it.
John Sunderland | And what does that tell you, John? It confirm that it didn’t happen. A thunderstorm does not last 36hrs. Not even in the most active regions on earth. You’d be creating new physics. And you’re not that stupid, surely?
Great video love the loud thunder
Amazing video. I live in Northern Ireland just across the sea and we never get storms like that. Wish we did!
Oklahoma and Alabama be like “Ohh that’s cute”
In Mumbai, India rains and storms like this can go continuously for upto 4 days or even more
I wish i lived in mumbai
@@akshatjain3354 you sound like a rain lover......
@@teamLeaderOP you guessed right😉
Amazing! I’m watching this before the thunderstorm that’s predicted to happen tomorrow
I woke up to this. Glad I enjoyed it with a cuppa tea though :)
It's beautiful to see God's creation at work.
Wow, I thought we had some scary storms in Australia but this freaked me RIGHT OUT! Just before 1:30, quiet for a while, listen to the sea birds calling (are they sea birds?) then BOOM! Crikey, I would have been under the bed in a flash! Take care, you guys - peace ✌
Txs yh the quiet before storm moment is scary
Hey Mate I live in Australia and the worst storm I have seen was back in September 2016 when we had that hurricane weather
@@Mul1az txs my friend, did u capture any
5:37 after the lightning flash,
A quick crackle and a very powerful ⛈BOOM⛈
That is incredible!!
Hearing this every night freaks me out,I’ll move to Antartica 😌
We never had any of this where I live. Good job really I'd be hiding in the cupboard. 😫
where do u live lol thunderstorms happen everyhere on the planet
The thumbnail is perfectly timed the lighting strike makes it look like its early evening
Txs for all the comments, pls chk other tubez
In missouri this is a typical weekly storm in the spring and about every month or so we get severe thunderstorms with damaging winds
This is magnificent, unfortunately we don't have weather as eventful in Alaska😔
Txs :-)
*UNFORTUNATELY*????
Idk if you would want that kind of weather, considering alaska is full of rivers
Me Too ☺
I mean every normal winter night in Melbourne Australia
KK COOKIES or a violent summer thunderstorm in Melbourne, Australia! 😁
Really enjoyed that. .cheers. .👍
Last week was 4 day of rain and thunderstorms in saint Jerome Quebec Canada north of Montreal