Just want another shot at lightning pictures
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Severe 4/28-30 2020 Severe Chance
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Just want another shot at lightning pictures
I have 4 cats at my house. 2 are mine and the other 2 are my roommates. My cats could care less about anything unless it involves food or cuddles. Storms do not phase them! Haha.
Yes! I would love that as well. I am always wary to go outside during extreme lightning storms, but if it's subtle enough, I am game!
Rosie
Member
6 here, 4 hate storms.
Phil
Member
8 here and all 8 hate a storm! Along with their owner! I cannot crawl under the bed with them. I would If I could though. Rain has started to move in here...Glad that is happening it will knock our temps out of the 70's.
Shaggy
Member
Not pictures but a video i got one night a bunch of years ago. There 3 strikes and you have to wait till the end for the good one.
Tornado warning northwest of Anderson SC 
Shaggy
Member
SC is the new Kansas for tornados. Geez
2 suspicious low topped storms behind it 
Just like that it’s gone
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
The 85 corridor between Greenville, SC and Charlotte, NC has become the new tornado alley in 2020. Just lovely
I got 2 terrors here. They're both 10 months, thus at the age where they're only cute when they're sleep (like right now).
You guys are more than welcome to take them off my hands.
(Oh yeah, they are also indifferent to storms)
I've always alluded to the fact that the Upstate and the Charlotte Metro seem to be a tornado hotspot. As well as damaging winds. Especially recently. I can only imagine that those numbers will continue to climb as time goes on. We are overdue for a significant tornado outbreak in our area, much like the May 5th, 1989 outbreak.
Jrips2710
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Jrips2710
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Some weak rotation south of Marietta 
Yeah, that's crazy scary. Has it been verified as a tornado on the ground with this storm?
Debris signature on the Georgia-Florida border.
Radar is a lot more "lit" than I thought it would be given what the SPC and others have said. I'm not overly concerned atm, but I am curious as to what these storms do once they hit the LLJ and wind energy over the Piedmont. I wouldn't sleep on this quite yet.
Jrips2710
Member
Lol
Webberweather53
Meteorologist
As far as I could tell no, but who knows in cases like this with low topped sups