More than 120,000 lightning strikes were recorded in 12 hours over southeast England and northern France on May 28, 2017, as a superstorm “the size of Wales” swept across the Channel.
Between 6pm on Sunday and 6am on Monday morning there were up to 500 flashes a minute.
Experts described the conditions as an “intense, dangerous supercellular storm”. A supercell storm is the least common — and most perilous — of the four classifications of thunderstorms.
Credit to strangesounds.org
http://strangesounds.org/2017/05/120000-lightning-strikes-england-france-superstorm-video.html
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