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This blog highlights observations about the current (and past) weather conditions at the E.D. Soulis Memorial weather station which is located at the University of Waterloo.
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I heard one huge, long thunder boomer and that was it.
I did as well. Sometime around 4am or so? I'm near Homer Watson and Ottawa.
Manfred said...
Yes, indeed, there was a bright lightening flash and thunder clap shortly after 3:00 AM.You were not dreaming!!
I am a senior who has to get up several times through the night and had just woken up when the lightening and thunder occurred, but I only saw and heard it once.
Manfred ;-)
i heard one boomer sometime before 4am. only heard one though.
I was awake at the time... and yes.
I heard two thunders. First a distant one, then there was a flash and a close one.
It was **bloody cold**! I was in Guelph ... didn't hear any boomers ... but got a nasty surprise when I went outside at about 2 p.m. on Friday ... Brrr!
I missed it, but I've talked to a number of people from north Waterloo who say they heard a huge single clap around 3:30am.
The dog hear the thunder, and then we got to listen to the dog bark for 5 minutes at 4 am.
Yes. In the Margaret/Union area we had very loud thunder. What I thought was interesting was it started with several loud snaps (sort of a POP-POP-POP sound) just prior to the thunder rumble. Don't quite know what that was.
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