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Some of those storms are tornadoes.
When I lived in Indiana as a kid, I remember hearing a tornado jump over our house. They really do sound like a roaring freight train–very scary.
We got really lucky. There was no damage to the house. There were a few downed tree branches in the front yard and a broken lamppost.
same here #1, had an F3 jump our house back in ’66, scary as could be.
however these lightning pics are a bit lacking, the storms of ’69 that blew in off lake erie on july fourth had far more color to them.. i remember watching from our living room window at the orange, pink, yellow and blue white lightning .
The video was enjoyable.
We had a Cat 5 in our county some years back. The results were interesting to say the least. It takes a pretty high wind to move an engine block that was setting out all by itself.