Hazed100

Also guys I'm not sure if you're interested but last night there was a thunderstorm of quite epic proportions and I managed to record the loudest thunderclap I have ever heard . I was using my new phone with 3d recording (honestly i didnt even know i had it) and if I playback using headphones (suggestion by the phone was 'you have recorded in 3d why not use your headphones for full effect')and if i made you wear them to listen I GARENTEE you would jump , just like I did , when the clap and explosion of sound occurs, I'm ashamed to say I swore like an old fisherman's wife afterwards at the time of recording because it truly scared the s@#t out of me but the point is its is a SUPERB recording. I'd be more than happy to upload it if you all wanted to hear it , I hope I can edit out my comment afterwards as its a good 30 seconds after it explodes with sound. I said "that was the loudest f#&£ing thunderclap ive EVER heard!" so it's a tad embarrassing but I think when you hear just how loud and sudden it was you would forgive even this, yes it's THAT good!. I played the sounds and video back to my mum with my phones own headphones plugged in and she properly jumped! I thought I was going to cause a heart attack hehe Anyhow let me know people

I had to reply , right now I'm 5 minutes into a continuous thunder rumble and went online because I thought it was crazy weird, never experienced it before . Seems its rare but at least the world's not coming to an end haha It's really humid, muggy and as you described clear blue sky mostly with high cumulous clouds off in the distance , seen a couple of flashes in last minute and rumbles turning to more thunder clasp Oh I'm in Essex and its19:16pm 28th may 2018 I have to say the continuous ominous rumbles ...it's fantastically atmospheric excuse the pun