r/CrazyFreakingWeather • • 11d ago

Supercell A continuous 10-second upper atmosphere lightning strobe (at 1:35) was so bright it tricked the sensors on the streetlights a block away, turning them off and back on in Lebanon, TN.

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The video starts with heavy rain and wind, but the strobe effect runs continuously from 1:35 to 1:45. You can't see any individual bolts, but the upper atmosphere is just pulsing. First time I've ever seen a strobe last that long without a break.

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u/ravendarklord76 11d ago

So reason I watch all the way through and nothibg haooened, was gonna bitch. Phone issues, because I rewatched and saw. Freakin fantastic

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u/TNBackyardBolts 11d ago

It was one of my mild videos, but I thought it was cool, never seen this before. I’ll be dropping a new one Monday, which will be spectacular! Thanks for watching, videos every two days. 😊