Extreme Storms

Storm report

Lightning Hits Tree in Howes Valley 19th November 2016

· by Jimmy Deguara

Lightning Hits Tree in Howes Valley

We survey a tree that was hit by lightning in storms we were chasing. It shows bark that has been splintered into several layered pieces.

Lightning hit this tree North of Putty. This is a prime example why people should not shelter under trees – ( we all do to avoid hail). However this tree splintered and a large piece was across the road. Spectacular with splintered bits on the floor around the tree and the top of the tree is ready to be taken off in the next storm hanging precariously.

 

Lightning anvil crawler from Riverstone #lightning #storm #photograqphy best viewed full screen! The lightning occurred as storms from the Central Tablelands drifted across the western part of the Sydney basin.

Open the storm map around Howes Valley, NSW

More storms near Howes Valley, NSW

All storm reports from Howes Valley, NSW →

Also on 22 November

Add a comment

After the storm Hail damage repair Hail dents removed from behind, factory paint kept. Hail Dent Repair. Chase with us Chase a storm for real Guided storm chasing tours in Australia and Tornado Alley. See Thunderbolt Tours.
Coming soon Radar and storm forecasting Live radar tools and severe storm forecasts from the Extreme Storms team.