This is by far the most electrical activity I've seen in a long time...gotta love living on the bluff facing west :vamp:

I'm really going to miss the heat :rolleyes:

-spence

turn on the news!!!

Yikes! what a mess in Providence. Thankfully no injuries, that we know of anyway.

My power went off at 10:30 and came back on 35 minutes ago....

I was driving home from work in it, coming down 88 towards the water it was right in front of me. Hard to keep my eyes on the road, as I have a bit of a weather fetish.http://img100.exs.cx/img100/1064/drive28mh.gif When I got home, I put on my raincoat and stood out on the deck to watch the show. I grabbed the little hook I use to lift the screen off my firepit and tucked it in my sleeve, so I could pull an I know what you did last summer on my girlfriends daughter in the slider to the kitchen if she got up to get a drink, but no such luck. Some pranks take years to pull off, but they are usually worth it. http://www.cosgan.de/images/smilie/teufel/a045.gif What a light show, huh? Did anyone have hail, or high winds/branches down? I saw a front loader buzzing down Drift Rd. at 1 in the morning and coming back half hour later with a bucket full of tree.

Didn't see any hail but a ton of ran, smaller branches down, lightening strikes on neighborhood trees, and power lines down with branches...

Last night looked like how Steven King would portray an electrical storm for a cheesy Sunday night movie...

Got a few shots from the deck...a little overexposed, but this was the best. Handheld digital at 2 seconds exposure.

-spence

I think this was a corkscrew shaped ionization trail???

-spence

This was a pretty interesting goof :blush:

Looks like lightening, but it's really just a streetlight :hee:

-spence

Great pics......it was unbelievable in Wareham....felt like someone put a strobe light on...non-stop.....there was one at 2:30 AM.....wife jumped about 2 feet off the bed!!