Thunder and Lightning!!!
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[video=youtube;1kpgpkyMpZk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kpgpkyMpZk[/video]

at my great grandmas house.
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#2
Are you new to storms or something? D:
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#3
Yeahhhh I'm not really seeing the point either. XD
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#4
Very very frighting to me!
Galileo Galileo Galileo Figaro
Magnificooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo~
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#5
Hazzy Wrote:Are you new to storms or something? D:

We don't really have storms over in California.
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#6
Cancambo Wrote:We don't really have storms over in California.
Or much on the west coast at all. (not big thunderylightningy ones anyway)
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#7
Cancambo Wrote:We don't really have storms over in California.

imjon Wrote:Or much on the west coast at all. (not big thunderylightningy ones anyway)

Ditto.
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#8
Sn1perJohnE Wrote:Ditto.
Well, for the rest of the world, this is pretty boring and uninteresting.
Its not even STORM STORM.
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#9
Milelke Wrote:Well, for the rest of the world, this is pretty boring and uninteresting.
Its not even STORM STORM.

I find you pretty boring and uninteresting a-@
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#10
Heh, I bet they've never seen hail the sized of pennies let alone golf balls too.

"OMG IT CAN GET THAT BIG? DDD:"
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#11
Come to NJ. we can run the gambit from T-storms with hail (happened this friday or so), potential tornadoes (there was a watch this month), if possible the remnants from a hurricane that travels up the east coast, blizzards; the only thing we dont have are earthquakes.

and no, guido's arent a natural disaster, theyre a disaster in and of themselves.
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#12
Hazzy Wrote:Heh, I bet they've never seen hail the sized of pennies let alone golf balls too.

"OMG IT CAN GET THAT BIG? DDD:"

Hail in california is like it raining fish from the sky. Very rare. It has happened tho. Its even snowed in Malibu when i was there.
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#13
Patchouli Wrote:Very very frighting to me!
Galileo Galileo Galileo Figaro
Magnificooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo~

I'M JUST A POOR BOY
NOBODY LOVES ME.

On another note related to storms,
[video=youtube;mjD6wo9BIyM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjD6wo9BIyM[/video]
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#14
Pretty much, the only type of weather disaster I haven't seen here in Virginia Beach is a tsunami. We've had everything here. Hell, even tornadoes/cyclones happen once every couple of years. Thunderstorms are a couple a month thing in the spring/summer time. I LOVE sitting down and watching lightning. It's so beautiful.
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#15
HE'S JUST A POOR BOY
fROM A POOR FAMILY!

Damn, ninja'd.

Anyway, I never knew T-storms were rare...anywhere. They happen every couple of weeks here.
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TøbiasBlack Wrote:Come to NJ. we can run the gambit from T-storms with hail (happened this friday or so), potential tornadoes (there was a watch this month), if possible the remnants from a hurricane that travels up the east coast, blizzards; the only thing we dont have are earthquakes.

and no, guido's arent a natural disaster, theyre a disaster in and of themselves.
Oh and don't forget the thundersnowstorms. ^_^
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#17
imjon Wrote:Oh and don't forget the thundersnowstorms. ^_^

Represent.
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#18
There was another time when we were driving thought Iowa or something, and all of the sudden, hail the size of golf balls. We stopped under a bridge and the hail just kept going for a few mins. Some people who also stopped had broken or cracked windows because they were further back.
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#19
ive heard of down south theres rain storms where the rain falls so hard, so fast, and in such an amount that youre field of view is significantly reduced.
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#20
Patchouli Wrote:Very very frighting to me!
Galileo Galileo Galileo Figaro
Magnificooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo~

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