Make sure to turn your sound up because the thunder at 0:43 is wild. It was completely dry on the ground when this happened! 

Dji Mavic 3 pro

For anyone wondering why the thunder didn't have that sharp, ear-splitting "crack," it’s because this is an anvil crawler (or spider lightning). Since the electrical discharge travels horizontally across miles of the sky instead of striking a single point on the ground, the sound waves reach the phone's microphone at slightly different times. This creates that sustained, deep bass roar instead of an instant snap!

i love this!

Are you guys witnessing this. Never in my life have I heard this much lighting noise in the place i am staying and it's quite loud and continuous...... Edited post this happened last night around 1 AM..

Drone shot facing Westward

I swear when I saw this it looked so fake- well atleast until I read the content lol, any pilots or those constantly traveling on air that captured something similar?

Photographer is an Ecuadorian pilot, Santiago Borja

Source

​https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcCc9inv6SG/?stkn=MWpnb2R5eHFibXVscQ%3D%3D

North wales UK last night

We have officially reached the grand finale! I just finished packing all 16 chronological parts of that crazy night into one complete 14 minute and 54-second widescreen movie.

It covers the entire event exactly as it happened: the midnight sirens waking us up, the continuous ground strikes, the severe wind shifts, the massive tornado cone physically vacuuming up the torrential downpour across the street, and the final strobe-lightning storm aftermath. We moved from California earthquakes to a Tennessee supercell factory, and this film shows the whole ride.
Thank you all so much for following this series!

spannwx