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ant*timeshift
siftbotAdding video to channels (Timeshift) - requested by ant.
PlayhousePalsFirst time I've ever seen THAT ... even here in the Pacific NorthWET!
lucky760Wow.
Somehow reminds me of the last time I got food poisoning.
PaybackGood, solid, clap of thunder causes the vapour to massively condense.
Anyone who's lived on the prairies during thunderstorm season has seen this. This just was caught on film.
I also live up here in the Sub-Arctic Rain Forest, and while I too have yet to see it happen locally, I can't tell you how many times I've had a sticky, humid but dry, hot day with monster thunderheads only to have a 10 minute deluge shortly after a decent, loud thunder clap.
It's like shaking a small tree after a rain.
First time I've ever seen THAT ... even here in the Pacific NorthWET!
aaronfrLooks like my hometown hasn't changed much since I left 15 years ago. At least not as far as the skyline and weather are concerned.
Sniper007says...I imagine most filmed rain storms look like that when played back at 2 minutes per second.
Just sayin'.
aimpointsays...That must have hurt
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