In the sky's of Kentucky...

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In the sky's of Kentucky...

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We were under tornado watch on Wednesday night and the sky looked freaky, so I pulled out the phone and started taking shots, trying to catch lightning...maybe someone smarted than me can explain this?
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ImageSince I’m a Illinois boy I can’t help you with this dilemma. Good news ! Evil D is a weather expert ! ;) Dan
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legOFwhat? wrote:
Fri May 20, 2022 5:29 am
We were under tornado watch on Wednesday night and the sky looked freaky, so I pulled out the phone and started taking shots, trying to catch lightning...maybe someone smarted than me can explain this?
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Maybe it's the Mothman and his wife? :zany
I think it is flying birds or bugs, but the slower shutter speed of the camera in that light sort of stretches them out into what you see in the picture. I watched a TV show once that explored the phenomenon.
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JRinFL wrote:
Fri May 20, 2022 6:59 am
legOFwhat? wrote:
Fri May 20, 2022 5:29 am
We were under tornado watch on Wednesday night and the sky looked freaky, so I pulled out the phone and started taking shots, trying to catch lightning...maybe someone smarted than me can explain this?
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Maybe it's the Mothman and his wife? :zany
I think it is flying birds or bugs, but the slower shutter speed of the camera in that light sort of stretches them out into what you see in the picture. I watched a TV show once that explored the phenomenon.
I was going to suggest that.
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Hah, "retired".. yeah, ok! :winking-tongue

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Manixguy@1994 wrote:
Fri May 20, 2022 5:52 am
ImageSince I’m a Illinois boy I can’t help you with this dilemma. Good news ! Evil D is a weather expert ! ;) Dan


I am? 🤔


I've been in a couple tornados, in Kentucky no less but I was a wee little tyke so I just remember being really scared.

We did get a pretty nasty storm last night and into this morning that I had to go out and work in early this morning.
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Evil D wrote:
Fri May 20, 2022 1:24 pm
Manixguy@1994 wrote:
Fri May 20, 2022 5:52 am
ImageSince I’m a Illinois boy I can’t help you with this dilemma. Good news ! Evil D is a weather expert ! ;) Dan


I am? 🤔


I've been in a couple tornados, in Kentucky no less but I was a wee little tyke so I just remember being really scared.

We did get a pretty nasty storm last night and into this morning that I had to go out and work in early this morning.
I would only be an expert in weather in Seattle . My main line would be a chance of rain . :) Dan
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