Severe Thunderstorm With Huge Cracks Of Thunder + Lightning Strikes!! 

topknocker hamp I've always loved thunderstorms... They actually relax me lol, so I love watching these types of videos as well. I often just lay in bed with my headphones on with my eyes closed and I usually fall asleep listening to videos like this. Thanks for watching. I'm glad you enjoy them. Take care.

Like watching them but not experience It in real life HELL NO!!

topknocker hamp same tbh

Jackson Gabriel I am with you on this one I’m like in videos “Oh Wow 🤩!” Me IRL: Uh mom imma close the windows now

Freddie Mercury same

That was so nice to hear! I'm glad my video helps you get to sleep. A lot of people have messaged me over the last couple of years saying the same. They help me as well... Thanks for watching! -Chris

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it! I love watching thunderstorms as well, of course... I always enjoyed them. Thanks again, -Chris

Thanks Michelle! :)

You got me excited too with your poetry.

@@StormAutoAdventures wow

I am also sensitive to sounds but watching thunderstorm make it worse

Same.😄😄😄

Ha Ha thanks!

Same here tonight. I'm looking forward to the T-Storms, but I am worried about the tornado warnings. I hope I can get some nice vids out of this, but at the same time, I don't want to be killed in the process. I'll keep you posted. Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching! Be safe 🍻

Mostly it comes later than the lightning because the speed of sound is inmensely inferior to the speed of light, so the light reaches you first and the sound (slower) reaches you later. In fact theres a fun little formula that lets you calculate the distance of a storm, just by counting the time between the light (lightning) and the crack.

@@ovaldreamx4397 when I was around 5yo (I'm 36 now) my neighbors trailer got struck by lightning and caught fire. 😭 They were able to get out - thank God! Scared me so so bad. Every time it even rained I would nearly make myself sick from fear. 🥺 I remember my Gramps telling me that we could keep track of how far away the thunder part of the storm was so that I didn't have to worry worry worry the whole time. And I could go hide my eyes and ears when the storm was close and till it left 💜👍🏼 in my 5yo mind it was brilliant! And to this day I count - one one thousand, two one thousand, three one thousand 😌

Teddy Paw Hey thanks! This S7 has a better camera and microphone than my Sony Handycam HDR 1080p Camcorder ha ha. The technology we have today is incredible, as long as it's not used against us lol. Thanks for the nice comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Have a great weekend! 🥂

Sorry that happened... That happened to me a few times watching other videos and it always makes me jump as I quickly go to turn the volume down ha ha.

Thank you! Poland is awesome! I am great friends with a few people from your country. I've been to Poland once, and had a blast! Thanks for watching! Stay healthy! 🍻 -Chris

I definitely did enjoy that storm. I absolutely love watching thunderstorms! I'm so glad I have a camera to record these videos for people to see! 😎

Alex Barton Ha ha yeah, we get a lot of these storms down here. I was shocked after seeing them all lol

Chris'sVids79 I’ve seen some good ones over here in the UK but nothing like the ones you guys get over there, for the best example of ones we’ve had here I suggest you look up 18th July 2014 thunderstorm in Devon, UK

Alex Barton Thanks Alex! I certainly will take a look. Thanks again.

Chris'sVids79 anytime bud 👍

Hope you've been well bud and that moving house went without a hitch. Happy belated thanksgiving and hopefully a happy Christmas to you and your family.

And tornadoes can turn into hurricanes

nikki lewis This was when I was living in Gainesville, Georgia. I have since moved, but I'm still in GA... I'm just a few towns away. Thanks for the nice comment.

Gainesville, by Lake Lanier

David Smith There could have been some light hail mixed in, but it's very rare down here in GA as I said in my other comment. I'd love to make a hail video though.

^ If this storm was filmed during the summertime, hail reaching the ground is rare like you mentioned particularly in the far southern states. But only because the atmosphere is typically a lot warmer than it is in the wintertime or early spring. There's mainly just enough ice growth in the upper parts of the storm (usually above 40,000 feet) to support stronger lightning discharges. But that's about it.

Hail is very possible, in fact I moved to Western Georgia from Indiana in October and my first week here we had a decent storm with hail in it.