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Yeah we would see these in Texas during snow storms. That blue green flash is typical for transformers. I took a video many years ago (with a consumer grade ca
by hadlock 3y ago
Yeah we would see these in Texas during snow storms. That blue green flash is typical for transformers. I took a video many years ago (with a consumer grade camera, which were terrible back then, especially in low light), you can see the flash just after the 1:50 mark
https://youtu.be/UXf2N1iQ0Wc?si=d6QwBqqY9j1xl_7R&t=109 https://youtu.be/UXf2N1iQ0Wc?si=d6QwBqqY9j1xl_7R&t=109
- Aachen 3y agoHow do you know that's transformers? And doesn't this shut them down / why is it so regular that you knew to start filming?
- hadlock 3y agoYou see them blow during thunderstorms driving down the highway or across a bridge. Dallas gets an alarming amount of thunder during the summer as squall lines sweep across the state every week or two. I would imagine this was a cascade failure. I was reading a book of watching a movie and saw them out of the corner of my eye and finally decided to start filming.