Since when do tornados sound like bombs?
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There is an active physical war occuring on our soil and has been for over 3 years.
Story time: Back in 2020 when the word was that the DUMBS where being hit and the WHs were looking for the rogue footballs so they could really start to squeeze. I lived in a town with pretty extensive fiber to home role out by one of the big carriers. One day I thought it was kinda odd seeing some fit Mil age bearded (Operator looking, IYKYK) men going into one of the fiber vaults that runs along a creek near my house.
About a week or so later a really bad T-storm rolled thought and I was out on the front porch watching the storm and lighting started striking aprox where the creek ran. Over the next 7-8 min lighting rained down along that creek every 45 seconds to a min and a half. Starting from west to east, then back toward the west.
Houses on both ends of this section of the creek were not struck. The creek was the lowest point around and the strikes were only in that say 1/3 of a mile of the creek where the fiber vault was located.
I roll my eyes when I hear people talk about someone starting WWIII, we are already years into it.
If you really want a rabbit hole to dig, start digging back throught the news for storm and tornado damage over the last few years......you might find some similar stuff.....
Lightning strikes where the electrical potential is high. (There is a school of thought that they originate from the ground, notwithstanding the prejudicial mental conditioning that they flow downward.) This can be affected by structures (poles, antennae, towers) or highly conductive surfaces. My family had a lightning strike on our TV aerial into our TV set. Quite the amazing flash out the backside of the vacuum-tube TV, woggle of the image, but all was well afterward.
Im aware of how lightning works. Leaders coming up from the ground/trees/polls are generally near/on high points, not low lying creek beds. Ive been around heavy thunderstorms all my life and have never seen rapid, repeated succession in one small area over and over.
Depends also on conductivity, which is largely invisible to assess. And has a lot of influence on successive strikes.