Frequent & Intense Lightning in Branson, Missouri

[ilovepolice1]

nice thunder!

[marsradio]

For DeerDance990: It's a radio tower used for law enforcement, fire/EMT and Cable TV reception of over-the-air signals about 30 miles away. It's about 350 feet high, and it gets hit all the time!

[DeerDance990]

what is that thing with the red lights on it???

[300man04]

2 or 3 times a year here in central illinois we get nonstop lightning for an hour or so that lights up the sky and ground every time but i have never ever experienced thunder that powerful and frequent.. this movie kicks ass.

[Cchrisbud813]

It's been quite a while since I've seen a storm this powerful. Very nice footage!

[Rain1290]

Beautiful, just beautiful captures! Those thunder crashes really excited me in the first few minutes of the video - makes me can't wait for Spring-Summer to return.

Thanks for posting this. 5/5

~Trav.~

[interstateruler]

Only shit, Last summer I experience intense thunder that loud in Nebraska. At first I was in the corn fields looking at the CG or Cloud to Ground strikes. When the storm got close I ran all the way home

[CaliforniaGuy88]

why is 2/3 of the rest of the video without sound?

[AlbertaGamer]

Nice. That reminds me of Saskatchewan storms. Here is one of them: video ID "v=VXP4bfOAXV4"

[americanaccents]

This just scared me shitless.

[huettmr]

Very good sound! Thank you for posting this. I live in Sothern California and don't get to see this kind of activity much.

[DeskFlyer]

Very cool video and thanks for sharing with us.

[cldbstrjr]

im in nashville tn we had one like this few nights ago was south of us about a mile or less was just like this me dad sat out side we saw the house behind us get hit we hauled rear back inside lol

[cpmaniac]

its turning red in the back ground

[hazelrhys1031]

now i know what it looks like outside in Ohio, I am in the closet and freaked out. my house is completely lit up with lightning and the news is saying there have been 5,000 to 9,000 strikes! tornado sirens are blaring.