Now 2 Hours of Non-Stop Thunder & Lightning East Coast Canada No Breaks

Canada, Bedford Nova Scotia.

I have never seen or heard this before.

It has been thundering and the skies are lighting up solidly for one hour continuously.

I mean not a break. Usually, there is lightning ...pause...thunder.

This has been Non-Stop for 1 hour. No stop, not a single second with the thunder. Crazy.

Power, off, on, off and on again. Ok, I can see that.

But, I have never seen this ferocity before. I am trying to hear a pause in the thunder but just as a roll starts to die out, another one comes in. And stronger.

Loud, sudden and sudden bursts like something hitting the house. We had shower warnings today but not this.

1 hr and 15 mins....still no silence. Not a break. strange,,,,but cool.

Anyone else in the area?

Now 2 hours and getting louder. no breaks....just rolling.

I'll blame the chemtrails for this one.

Actually it was HAARP.

reply to post by jude11


It wasn't quite that bad, but, down here at this end of the province, I was noticing how frequent the lightning seemed to be, compared to what we're used to. We've have BAD thunder and lightning storms, but, even then, the lightning comes usually once every minute, or 30 seconds, or so. But, tonight (as well as this afternoon), the sky seemed pretty constantly lit up.

I'm just waiting for the tornadoes to work their way up here.

I am so jealous!

I love thunderstorms like that. I would sleep so well if this happened here in Florida.

We had a little rain today but no thunder or anything.

I do agree that is a long time for it to be continuous but cool at the least!

you're so lucky. living in vancouver we barely ever get lightning.

looking at the radar it seems pretty normal as just as one storm passes another enters your area.

www.theweathernetwork.com...

A couple of months ago, we had storm after storm after storm, hence the flooding here, but a lot of us commented on how the thunder didn't stop... it just rolled and rolled and rolled... it seemed never ending and to be honest it was eerie! Normally, you see lightening and then hear the thunder and thats it until the lightening flashed again... this was different!

reply to post by jude11


It may sound strange but i miss a good east coast thunderstorm. i remember during good ones when the eye would hit and everything got really calm it would make everything outside look like it was viewed through a green filter. thats the best way i could explain it.

on the west coast i am just terrified every time my dog shakes my couch that we are having the next "big one".

get some candles ready.... just incase!
have fun

interceptor

Not in the area, but we had a storm like that in the Okanagan about two years ago, about 5am one Saturday morning.

Constant thunder and lightning for about 90 minutes, accompanied by the most torrential downpour I've ever seen.

reply to post by BigBruddah


How do you think it was HAARP? I live in central MA and we were hit with 3 consecutive storm cells, 2 of which just as bad as I have ever seen. Tornados came as close as 10 miles but never reached past Sturbridge(There were rumors of a touchdown one town over but it was never confirmed).

Anyhow, the nonstop lightning and thunder was as far down as southern Worcester county for just about that amount of time so an electrical storm of that magnitude does raise my interest. HAARP is not one of my more familiar topics but i know that it works with the ionosphere which can obviously have this type of effect, but I am just curious why you think they would even be interested in causing something like this.

I live in northern Maine. Very close to the Canadian boarder of Nova Scotia (about 20 minutes away). Part of that storm system did pass over us. We had a tornado warning, later changed to watch, issued. The sky did have an eeire glow to it and it got dark. There were a few flashes of lighning and some thunder, but then the sun came out for a bit. When it did, the rain came down harder and there was one really good boom of thunder over my house and it was over. I was kinda bummed. I LOVE thunderstorms and they are so weak up here. I use to live in Florida where there was a fierce thunderstorm just about every afternoon during summer. I miss those....


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I live in northern Maine. Very close to the Canadian border of Nova Scotia (about 20 minutes away). Part of that storm system did pass over us. We had a tornado warning, later changed to watch, issued. The sky did have an eeire glow to it and it got dark. There were a few flashes of lighning and some thunder, but then the sun came out for a bit. When it did, the rain came down harder and there was one really good boom of thunder over my house and it was over. I was kinda bummed. I LOVE thunderstorms and they are so weak up here. I use to live in Florida where there was a fierce thunderstorm just about every afternoon during summer. I miss those....


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Yeah I saw a little of it this morning...

Big big big thunder... 8-9 thunder strikes that shook the walls in less than 5 minutes. It was insane.

Then after a while it started raining... for like 10-15 minutes, and then we had beautiful sun all day.

A real summer storm... but very early. Very very very early.

If this is a sign of things to come, the summer will be long and very hot.

reply to post by Sacreligion


Maybe you should become more acquainted with HAARP. Of course this bunch blames everything on HAARP. As to why thats the million dollar question. I did here a new reporter say that tornados are good for the economy by creating sale of goods and jobs?

Originally posted by Greenize
A couple of months ago, we had storm after storm after storm, hence the flooding here, but a lot of us commented on how the thunder didn't stop... it just rolled and rolled and rolled... it seemed never ending and to be honest it was eerie! Normally, you see lightening and then hear the thunder and thats it until the lightening flashed again... this was different!

Yeah, this is still non-stop.

I come from the prairies and spent many years on the W. Coast. I know storms.

This just keeps rolling and rolling with no stop. Cool, relaxing....strange.

I heard that this years summer is going to be below average. (For the area I live in.) Meaning we will see fewer days with high temps. The temps themselves reaching the low 90's at it's highest. But this was word of mouth, so I'm not sure how accurate this info is. I am hoping and praying it's true! I HATE being hot! My apartment, like many houses here, does not have AC.


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There was some crazy thunderstorms here in Ontario a few days ago. The sky was constantly lighting up for about as long as you said.

It was one of the most intense I've ever seen but the power never went out or anything like that. I wonder if it's the same storm system that probably gained some strength while on the east coast where you are.

I actually saw one of those horizontal lightning bolts, clear as day, during that storm.

Thought it was going to die but continuing loud and proud. Rolling with no breath in-between. Wow!

Maybe 2 hrs now? Sounds like a freight train...Lightning is crazy!

reply to post by redrose123


It's a solid theory but it's not exactly the type of thing that would create jobs in the long term, and aside from that, the amount of damage to local businesses would essentially negate that. It seems to me that HAARP is more of a talking point for people to fall back on when the power of the planet is just too boring and people want to zazz things up a bit.