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What this has in common with the megaflashes is that both are flashes between the clouds, which don't necessarily hit the ground: > Megaflashes crawl through t
by rob74 5y ago
What this has in common with the megaflashes is that both are flashes between the clouds, which don't necessarily hit the ground:
> Megaflashes crawl through the clouds but can produce or induce ground connections at various points.
I have seen a few thunderstorms like you describe (although probably less powerful) at night where I live. Lots of very frequent flashes, but only between the clouds and with almost no thunder.
- legohead 5y agoYeah, it was all in the clouds, I should have pointed that out. And in my memory it was silent/no thunder, but that seems impossible so I just discounted it as a tainted part of the memory.