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Here they are quite common!First and foremost ... thunderstorms are uncommon where I live ...
nothing like sitting on your porch during a violent thunderstorm,, very relaxing,,
I like it when you can feel the rumble and it seems to go on forever.nothing like sitting on your porch during a violent thunderstorm,, very relaxing,,
My mother would bundle us up in a blanket and watch the storms roll in. I still get the best sleep when it's storming outside.I work outside in Florida. I've seen so many lightning strikes close by that I get nervous when I'm caught out in a storm. When they happen when I am home I get the best sleep I ever get.
I think almost everyone does. I wonder if thunder resembles the sounds of the womb, what with pregnant moms eating pickles and cherry pie all day.My mother would bundle us up in a blanket and watch the storms roll in. I still get the best sleep when it's storming outside.
The wife and I went out to dinner Wednesday night at St. Charles, IL. Tornado sirens blaring as we stepped out of the car, then we watched a front approach that reportedly had a funnel cloud touch down the town before it and why the siren. It was fricking erie as hell. Five others from inside the restaurant stepped out by us and watched as well. All of the sudden, there was a change in the sound of the system, it started to sound like a locomotive coming at us. Really weird, I've never heard anything quite like it before with all my history of watching storms. It was cool and scary at the same time. It passed over the restaurant and nothing happened, but everyone was concerned inside. We were all discussing the sound we had heard. Outstanding twenty minutes.OK!
In the last few days there were heavy thunderstorms here in our region.
And warnings again and again.
And talk of climate change etc.
That's why i opened this thread.
As long as you don't get killed. Funnel clouds are often described as sounding like an oncoming train.The wife and I went out to dinner Wednesday night at St. Charles, IL. Tornado sirens blaring as we stepped out of the car, then we watched a front approach that reportedly had a funnel cloud touch down the town before it and why the siren. It was fricking erie as hell. Five others from inside the restaurant stepped out by us and watched as well. All of the sudden, there was a change in the sound of the system, it started to sound like a locomotive coming at us. Really weird, I've never heard anything quite like it before with all my history of watching storms. It was cool and scary at the same time. It passed over the restaurant and nothing happened, but everyone was concerned inside. We were all discussing the sound we had heard. Outstanding twenty minutes.
yep, that's why we were all concerned. Had already had a touchdown out of that one system, and it sounded like a locomotive. But, that's all we got, it was cool to watch it move east.As long as you don't get killed. Funnel clouds are often described as sounding like an oncoming train.
speaking of thunderstorms,,,
Can’t have thunderstorms according to demofks. Man makes high pressure systemsspeaking of thunderstorms,,,
having a grand one here in Kc right now,,,
the world is going sideways,,
I aint lying,,Can’t have thunderstorms according to demofks. Man makes high pressure systems
Read the one I posted yesterday!! I swear we saw and heard tornado, and stood watching like an idiotI aint lying,,
the one that just came through was a mother fucker,,,
the rain came 12 ft inside my shop door and had to push hard to close the door,,
reports say in some areas got 4 " in less than an hour,,
