I went to college in Buffalo NY. We would get Lakeshore thunderstorms. When I lived in the dorms there was some guy in the floor above me that would howl like that after close, loud strikes.
this was a truly historic thunderstorm in Seattle Washington, Seattle is not known for thunderstorms like this and also sees them infrequently and if any do occur, they are typically weak localized brief and appear in May or June
This is pretty light as compared to what we get in central Florida every afternoon at 3PM to 5PM. Nice storm though. I lived on Mercer Island for a few years, I don't think I ever saw a serious thunder storm the whole time I lived there.
Seeing as FL is diametrically opposite of Seattle, and lightning increases the more you move from the Pacific NW to Florida, yeah, I'd say it's "pretty light."
@@just_kos99 No knock on the "Fine" people of "Meattle" but I was happy to leave there. I don't think I ever met a larger group of self absorbed people anywhere else in the country. Was incredibly beautiful but the people? You keep the "Left" coast ...
I just moved to the Seattle area after years of living in Florida and I must say...the guy screaming is hilarious. This weather was very frequent in Tampa Bay.
That storm was nuts. It did that all night. I'm from Idaho and these frequent over there. I've lived in Western Washington for over 25 years and I have never seen one like that over here before.
That was quite a treat for you, I would say. Mostly you all just get rain and nothing else. Am I right? I love the hollering in the background, too. Thunderstorms make me feel the same way!! 😄😄🤣🤣
I take it that Seattle rarely sees severe thunderstorms. This one was a class A thunderstorm. A lot of lightning and thunder. My city sees a few thunderstorms each year,some severe.
The Puget Sound region gets a lot of squall lines with the occasional cold funnel or microburst. A few years ago, a microburst hit downtown Lacey, Washington, near the state capitol of Olympia. It had winds in excess of 100mph at its core, and it damaged or destroyed over 100 buildings.
The guy that was shouting on the channel was making me laugh some people are just nuts sometimes in a funny way even I go nuts and people find me hilarious but yeah looks like a cool Neighbourhood and it looks proper sick you should make friends with this guy I would because this guy acts like me a little woooow wooooooooooooow shake that booty thunderstorm 🤣🤣🤣
It's quite infrequent for Seattle to get thunderstorms this intense -- but not unheard-of. I recall a particularly nasty microburst that hit Lacey and Olympia back in 2017.
Wow, I lived in Seattle for nine years and never saw anything close to what you there saw last night. What part of the city do you live in where you captured this?
@@noahcfc Hey Noah, up here in Scotland across the Pond we have a village called Renton - thank goodness we do not get anything as near terrifying EVER!!!
@@noahcfc Hey thanks for replying Noah, we only get ones that last about 30 minutes at the longest - please keep sending any more videos like that if your nerves can stand them. Best wishes. John
![2013-05-29 - Severe Thunderstorm (Hudson, NY) [RH]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/h_AaexPNN8Y/mqdefault.jpg)
1:02 Power Goes out after lightning
4:25 Biggest thunder captured
5:40 Power goes out again after big strike
7:28 Another loud strike
Was crazy
1:02 1:03 1:04 1:05 1:06
the guy screaming cracks me up 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Awesome storm! The guy screaming lol
I went to college in Buffalo NY. We would get Lakeshore thunderstorms. When I lived in the dorms there was some guy in the floor above me that would howl like that after close, loud strikes.
Damn crazy guy walking in the storm ⛈
Cowboy hat and all! @5:39ish
Mans screamin hootin hollarin Cause hes scared!!! Lolo wicked storm
I still remember this in Seattle. It was so cool to watch. Just nonstop lighting and thunder.
Seattle gets this like in every 10-12 years on average
When that storm made it to Bellingham it was EPIC.
I love it when lightning knocks out the power. It makes for better viewing. 😂
this was a truly historic thunderstorm in Seattle Washington, Seattle is not known for thunderstorms like this and also sees them infrequently and if any do occur, they are typically weak localized brief and appear in May or June
This is pretty light as compared to what we get in central Florida every
afternoon at 3PM to 5PM. Nice storm though. I lived on Mercer Island for a few years,
I don't think I ever saw a serious thunder storm the whole time I lived there.
Seeing as FL is diametrically opposite of Seattle, and lightning increases the more you move from the Pacific NW to Florida, yeah, I'd say it's "pretty light."
@@just_kos99 No knock on the "Fine" people of "Meattle" but I was happy to leave there. I don't think I ever met a larger group of self absorbed people anywhere else in the country. Was incredibly beautiful but the people? You keep the "Left" coast ...
I just moved to the Seattle area after years of living in Florida and I must say...the guy screaming is hilarious. This weather was very frequent in Tampa Bay.
Well….Seattle doesn’t get to many storms like this so he is 😜 excited..
1:02 loll
That storm was nuts. It did that all night. I'm from Idaho and these frequent over there. I've lived in Western Washington for over 25 years and I have never seen one like that over here before.
That storm was crazy
Awesome video and the guy yelling was so funny
That was quite a treat for you, I would say. Mostly you all just get rain and nothing else. Am I right? I love the hollering in the background, too. Thunderstorms make me feel the same way!! 😄😄🤣🤣
You got it. Lots of rain, but rarely thunderstorms. It was memorable!
Best Seattle storm by far!
I take it that Seattle rarely sees severe thunderstorms. This one was a class A thunderstorm. A lot of lightning and thunder. My city sees a few thunderstorms each year,some severe.
The Puget Sound region gets a lot of squall lines with the occasional cold funnel or microburst. A few years ago, a microburst hit downtown Lacey, Washington, near the state capitol of Olympia. It had winds in excess of 100mph at its core, and it damaged or destroyed over 100 buildings.
@@cellogirl11rw55 Squall lines are rare in the Puget Sound region
Fantastic video! Looking forward to summer.
2:10, 4:25, and 7:30 DAMN!!! ⚡
Wish we could have a storm like this in the UK this summer 2022
Had a big storm in Surrey today. And that night last week.
We had a storm last Wednesday evening were l live in the south Midlands but it was no way as magnificent as this
I love this storm last year
Been a while since we've had one of this magnitude lol
@@andrewbauer5201 you mean the 4.6 magnitude at almost 3 am in the morning with aftershocks?
@@MARIOCRUISER200 Oh I was referencing the storm.
@@andrewbauer5201 ahh ok, i was like confused there for a minute. 🤣😂
The guy that was shouting on the channel was making me laugh some people are just nuts sometimes in a funny way even I go nuts and people find me hilarious but yeah looks like a cool Neighbourhood and it looks proper sick you should make friends with this guy I would because this guy acts like me a little woooow wooooooooooooow shake that booty thunderstorm 🤣🤣🤣
What brought on the storm of this intensity? Had it been particularly hot?
It's quite infrequent for Seattle to get thunderstorms this intense -- but not unheard-of. I recall a particularly nasty microburst that hit Lacey and Olympia back in 2017.
And yet in every second episode of Frasier,the lightning & thunder is going off outside his apartment.😁
That one guy
Wow, I lived in Seattle for nine years and never saw anything close to what you there saw last night. What part of the city do you live in where you captured this?
I am actually just south of Seattle in Renton. It was a crazy show!
@@noahcfc Hey Noah, up here in Scotland across the Pond we have a village called Renton - thank goodness we do not get anything as near terrifying EVER!!!
@@JohnMoore-bv8sx Thanks for sharing. I had to look on the map for Renton in Scotland. That's pretty neat!
@@noahcfc Hey thanks for replying Noah, we only get ones that last about 30 minutes at the longest - please keep sending any more videos like that if your nerves can stand them. Best wishes. John
@@noahcfc Had friends in Tukwila. Glad I left Seattle, the weather was pretty frickin depressing...
Reminds me of thunderstorms in NY many years ago. Unfortunately, not like that anymore in NY (Long Island)
The lightning just blew the power line up on that video
1:02 my life be like ooh ahhh ohh
4:28 ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
yeeaahh wooooh 😂😂
Impressionnant ! En France ça craque pas aussi fort .
That guy screaming is probably drunk.
10:2 my life be like ooh ahhh ohh
Great Storm!
I say right foot creep
"❔😯👉(100000) 👌😯👍"
could have been a little stronger with wind
The lady
This is heavy shit!
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Есть такие которые боятся гроз, а есть те которые веселятся от мощных разрядов 😂 там случайно не русский кричит???😂😂😂👌
Armageddon!!