Blue Power Flashes Seen as Severe Storm Hits Northern Dallas

Blue power flashes were seen as a severe thunderstorm hit northern Dallas on April 23.
Parts of northern and central Texas were under a severe thunderstorm watch, with the National Weather Service warning of damaging winds, large hail and possible tornadoes in the area.
This video, posted by David Kimball, shows three blue flashes while powerful winds hit Dallas’ north.
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[@Luh_Tylor999]

Id sleep so good in this weather omg

[@kartierk4792]

Fax brooo

[@theone9390]

Wow I would sleep like a baby honestly it’s beautiful

[@GSM92]

Until that loud texas thunder wake you up 😄

[@Luh_Tylor999]

@@GSM92 nah fam that's the good stuff

[@gasser5001]

Those are called, say it with me class, A R C . Arc. The electricity is arcing.

[@josephrichardson4678]

So an arc is when the current can reach another metal/ something like that? Not really sure. Actually asking a question. Then the clouds above with a current are causing an arc onto a transformer or something metal? Well the arc is in between. I think this is how welding is done.

[@josephrichardson4678]

Now I'm just thinking a transformer blew. And somehow an arc is just happening there? The whole cloud theory went out the window.

[@Xxsatanicx]

*Terminator existing in our timeline*

[@puckie55]

I will never complain again about the weather in the Netherlands

[@ln14517]

Just your normal Texas power grid...

[@elram2649]

Lolz Ouch! 🤭

[@mistyduncan8029]

Stay safe

[@alpha068]

This can be a 0:13 second video and still serve its purpose.

[@ShadowBanned0]

super cool

[@seventhuser904]

Watch out for Mothra.

[@puckie55]

Where did this happen?
Greetings from the Netherlands

[@KaleidoscopeMagic]

North Dallas, Texas

[@savvyrichards8779]

North dallas texas united States

[@khil.]

North Dallas Texas United States North America

[@theone9390]

@@khil. North Dallas Texas United States North America Earth

[@romanEmpire___]

Looks like the atomic breath of G-Man

[@TheCoolBro23]

I'm so early I beat the RUclips algorithms!!

[@KaleidoscopeMagic]

transformer blew! but there's only a little bit of wind - how strange

[@bowtiemountain]

Just like Oregon 2 months ago.

[@25Buttholes]

Holy Crap

[@jimmygarrett9828]

I miss it

[@Knowledge_wisdomwins]

Is Texas ready to regulate their powergrid yet after the snowstorms and rain?

[@KaleidoscopeMagic]

The Texas Grid is is already regulated by ERCOT. What ERCOT needs to do is "winterize" the infrastructure.

[@EZ_Money101]

Don't be surprised if that's some type of laser we apon.

[@soundsound11]

Lighting spark?

[@ashokram343]

thats power lines

[@erinriley7987]

Wow

[@Dragon-wh9cc]

War of the worlds aliens came down

[@brwnshgr11]

LOL!

[@fionaclong]

What was that? Cool and scary 😧

[@asmodeus1274]

Power transformers

[@VEWNZ]

Electricity transformer arcing

[@megan2233]

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[@OutSidrQQn]

Typically that is a transformer fuse blowing.

[@gasser5001]

Typically this is electricity arcing. Has nothing to do with a transformer blowing. I didn’t hear the boom...

[@tmroz2666]

Five and the other members of The Umbrella Academy have returned from 1960 after they managed to prevent the assassination of JFK and the second doomsday.

[@gillianross7225]

Shut up larper