Nice camera movement. One of the best captures I've seen. Lots of care and attention went into keeping your camera steady, making for a pleasant view. Well done. Thanks for sharing.
Commenting on this snowy 1/18/20 at 525pm EST.... Love this amazing loud Tstorm video of which I am currently putting the thunderclaps right onto audio cassette....hence my screen name ''LuvsTstormTAPES'' ....nice CG shown at 09:20....huge crashes at 10:50....14:40 and others too....2015 was the year I also videoed and uploaded big Tstorms...from 7/1, 7/27/, 7/28 and 8/4...all had tons of lightning and thunder each...!
@@iKillzUA-cam Also, it's the sea breeze affect with the Gulf of Mexico on the West side of Florida and the Atlantic Ocean on the East side of Florida. Sometimes, two storms can even merge if they are just the right distance from each other, and they produce some of those huge, towering clouds. I'm from South Florida, and we sometimes call those storms the Florida Mountains, because the state is so flat. The waters on both sides also get much warmer in Florida, whereas the Pacific Ocean's water is often much cooler in that part of the ocean, whereas in Southern Asia where they have the monsoons, those waters can become warmer, but it's also the humid, tropical air that makes it much more favorable for them and Indonesia on the Indian Ocean to get some of the biggest storms. Africa's is a whole different set of circumstances, but when the rainy season comes, it can pour, too.
Perfect to relax your mind and restore your energies, I wish you a lot of success .
Florida, Thunder and Lightning Capital of the United States of America!!
Amazing video, couldn't think of a better place to chill and listen to that storm. Fabulous
For sure! I'm with you on that!
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I always enjoy this video. Nice sound, too.
Man,don't you all just love the sound of thunder?I must say that is the best,as long as it is not loud.
Awesome video and audio capture. I’ll take this every day down in Texas ☔
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We get these almost everyday from June to September. This one was quite mild, actually.
Almost everyday in the summer.
summer means thunderstorms
This video is the best one
This is fantastic! I also agree with everyone else about the audio. I've subscribed and rung the bell.
Nice camera movement. One of the best captures I've seen. Lots of care and attention went into keeping your camera steady, making for a pleasant view. Well done. Thanks for sharing.
Wow... !!! My best friend, You Great Good... !!! I wish you every day of your development. Best Relaxing +thumb up3!
Commenting on this snowy 1/18/20 at 525pm EST.... Love this amazing loud Tstorm video of which I am currently putting the thunderclaps right onto audio cassette....hence my screen name ''LuvsTstormTAPES'' ....nice CG shown at 09:20....huge crashes at 10:50....14:40 and others too....2015 was the year I also videoed and uploaded big Tstorms...from 7/1, 7/27/, 7/28 and 8/4...all had tons of lightning and thunder each...!
This a great remanant of time elapsed passed in mind and remined one of leasure
Who's Country This.
Great Sound-Quality! Which Microfon did You use?
It was the built in microphone in my Samsung note 4. Thanks.
Hi
Love
Samsung smartphones have the best mics, always.
I love it
awesome!
I was down there that very day and experienced this same thunderstorm!
The best one ever
Quick question. Why Florida gets thunderstorms than SoCal?
Higher heat and humidity. Lightning capital of the US.
@@mark35mi ok
@@iKillzUA-cam Also, it's the sea breeze affect with the Gulf of Mexico on the West side of Florida and the Atlantic Ocean on the East side of Florida. Sometimes, two storms can even merge if they are just the right distance from each other, and they produce some of those huge, towering clouds. I'm from South Florida, and we sometimes call those storms the Florida Mountains, because the state is so flat. The waters on both sides also get much warmer in Florida, whereas the Pacific Ocean's water is often much cooler in that part of the ocean, whereas in Southern Asia where they have the monsoons, those waters can become warmer, but it's also the humid, tropical air that makes it much more favorable for them and Indonesia on the Indian Ocean to get some of the biggest storms. Africa's is a whole different set of circumstances, but when the rainy season comes, it can pour, too.
Is This Your Home M?
It would be neat to have the screen covering... hopefully you can just sit in peace and listen.. and not have to worry about bugs flying around
Who's Country This.
Read the title
@@kangarookangaroo702 Are you still as rude as you were when you posted this reply comment?