WOW! What a storm today!!!

[kcrazorbackfan]

The rain and lightning was incredible in St. James; other than with Irma, it was the most intense rain I've ever seen come down.

A bolt hit the #4 fairway of Southern Star behind the house as we were watching the storm. :boom:

[vintageogauge]

That's amazing as we heard it down in Fenney but had only a few drops of rain.

[Polar Bear]

Yeah. We were eating dinner at The Lighthouse. Amazing storm!

[villagetinker]

We had our new cart out, and I saw the rear canopy actually be forced completely open from the wind, needless to say the entire interior was wet, even though the sides were completely closed...

[Mleeja]

We got an inch and a half of rain in Santiago. There was a really close lighting strike. We saw the flash and boom at the same time!

[Arctic Fox]

The rain on Sunday evening was pouring over the ends of our gutters like a waterfall so I cleaned the leaves out of them yesterday morning.

Had I not, yesterday's rain would have created a Niagara of the South.

[billethkid]

Well demonstrated, AGAIN, why we are called the lightning capital.

[Chi-Town]

Also quite a storm yesterday late afternoon. Lightning and three inches of rain in a very short period. And it looks like rain likely for the next few days.

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[N44125]

Poinciana, 2 inches of rain in less than 1 hour.

[bluedivergirl]

Hillsborough, near Evans Prairie. Hail and 2.57 inches of rain. There is a wall in the water, dividing our patch of water from the main prairie ~ it is underwater. The pond hasn't been this full since Irma.

[John_W]

That was the worse storm I've seen since there was one in August 2011 right after we moved here. It was a Friday night and I was watching a preseason football game and Directv went out. I couldn't get anything even with backup channels, I put on weather website and a yellow/red cell was right over TV and stayed there and wasn't moving. We had 5" of rain in 2 hours.

The next morning I was going to play Sand Hill Exec for the first time. When we got there, the only things visible was the tees and greens and everything else was water. I asked my neighbor, is any of this real water holes. They let us tee off, but when we finished they said you're the last ones. They closed the course until Tuesday.

[joldnol]

we got hail in Dunedin

[Topspinmo]

The rain and lightning was incredible in St. James; other than with Irma, it was the most intense rain I've ever seen come down.

A bolt hit the #4 fairway of Southern Star behind the house as we were watching the storm. :boom:


got to lightningmaps.org for live view where lightning strikes.
Real Time Lightning Map :: LightningMaps.org (http://www.lightningmaps.org/?lang=en#m=oss;t=3;s=0;o=0;b=0.00;ts=0;z=11;y=28.9 049;x=-81.7462;d=2;dl=2;dc=0;)


You may have to click on America then blow it up to see villages. even shows the shock waves. As I posted lots of lightning just west of villages

[Bjeanj]

we got hail in Dunedin

I’ve been sort of hoping for hail. Our roof is 19 years old.

:pray:

[Topspinmo]

I’ve been sort of hoping for hail. Our roof is 19 years old.

:pray:

Depending on how you’re fine print in policy reads you may not be so hopeful?

[Nucky]

I was setting up the New Generator until the heavy stuff started.

That was just amazing. I'm not ascared like I was when we was just little rookies. :1rotfl:

The Generator started on the first shot. I had no intention whatsoever of actually using it yesterday.

It was beautiful when I started setting it up and I Jacked Up my back putting everything away quickly.

No good deed goes unpunished.

Didn't see any Flying Cows!

It's starting again now, here we go again! :boom::boom:

[Bjeanj]

Depending on how you’re fine print in policy reads you may not be so hopeful?

Hmmm ... now I need to pull out my policy and read it.