@aprilspeanut6809
I don't understand some people. Enjoy the videos or move along. It's not only about the sound. Some people also enjoy watching these videos. The sound of far away thunder makes it even better. Some like strong close up thunders, some more distant. To the person uploading these: you do you, love! Don't stop because you bring peace to a lot of us ❤
@AldoSchmedack
From Iowa here born and raised. We see a few every year, but this one takes the cake. That was a massive cold dump from upper atmosphere to cause this one. These are errie, you can feel the storm, a darkness you can feel! BUT they aren't always dangerous. Just lots of rain and lightning and most of all, thunder! When you hear a train like noise, or winds pick up, THEN you best get to cover. Sweet dreams everyone! 🫵😉👍 ✌️❤
@ZEZEBREZY
On behalf of the thunderstorm ambience community, WE thank you! Well done!
@BennieBurleson
That Thing looks APOCALYPTIC! FRIGGEN GORGEOUS!.
@DanteGrimstoneVA
I can't be the only one that is curious to see something like this IRL but I'm pretty sure it's definitely not something safe to be around
@kirbydouglas1191
No rain. Just dark clouds, wind, thunder and lightning. Pure vibes.
@oliverlarosa8046
Love that this is ACTUALLY a 3 hour video, and not just a short recording of storm noise that loops every couple minutes
@fluxfaze
Sparks memories watching supercells swell high and wide from the northwest while eating banana popsicles on my grandparent’s back porch in southwestern Oklahoma, my siblings and I betting on which neighbor would come out first to open their cellar door. We all laughed when the winner was our grandfather.
@Taygen_pope
I like the fact that its not just an animated picture with rain sounds, but a genuine video of a big storm!
@kitsuneneko2567
I have been in those kinds of supercells, and the thunder and wind is FAR scarier than that in person. A few of those lightning strikes would have been LOUD.
@aleacoburn
I think it's mesmerizing how this massive storm city is swirling in one place for hours. it's so surreal and magical. thank you for capturing it. it'd be a dream to actually stand on the earth, at the same vantage point of this camera, and feel such a storm as this.
@zerokiryu6330
At least one time a long drive and saw this in front of me, minus the storm. Just clouds like this, but seemingly much taller. Just insanely tall. And with a reddish color to it. It was such an incredible site and I didn't have a camera. It was before everyone had a cell phone in their pocket. I wish with all my heart I had been able to take a picture. It was nothing short of shocking. And amazing.
@TomiAdewoleAdetom
Isaiah 60:2 “For, behold, the darkness shall cover the earth, and gross darkness the people: but the LORD shall arise upon thee, and his glory shall be seen upon thee.”
@SLEEPNATURE-k4h
Absolutely mesmerizing! The calm before such a colossal thunderstorm feels so surreal, and the anticipation builds perfectly. The sounds of the supercell and distant thunder are so immersive—it’s like being in the heart of nature's raw power. Perfect for unwinding or just experiencing the beauty of a storm. 🌩🌪
@Roofusthedufus7928
Several years ago, I hiked the Grayson Highland National Park area of the Appalachian trail. While on the face of Mt Roger's, a tropical storm merged with a noreastern, and I watched this in real life, from the inside and far away from shelter. Terrifying doesn't begin to describe what I felt. After being thoroughly humbled for hours by the storm, I somehow missed it when it passed.
@lucylovescheese
To anyone listening to this music and reading this article, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you are constantly stressed about will vanish and get better.
@Sp11887
Scary and beautiful at the same time. The magnitude is speechless.
@OreoGamingGeek
I've only seen 30 seconds and I already know this is going to be my new favorite storm video! Well freaking done!
@omprajapati9257
A dream to watch thunderstorm like this🌩⚡😌
@deeprain-s