Down in his laboratory, in the basement of Cambridge City Hall, Dr. Frankenstein and Igor watched as the creature came to life: Read more.
Herald photographer Mark Garfinkel was in Winthrop shortly before 10 p.m. when he captured quite the lightning strike over Yarmouth.
Corner of Hall and cherry in Somerville. All residents are safe. FD on scene. @universalhub pic.twitter.com/PZDCzGuLFq
— Dave Goldberg (@DaveDaveG) July 17, 2018
KMV watched the sunriseshower over Boston Harbor this morning (see lightning over Nahant).
John got stuck in the parking lot that Rte. 1A in East Boston became due to flooding and a crash: Read more.
Matt Frank watched from Chelsea as two lightning bolts hit Everett this evening.
Tamas K-L captured the evening storm.
Jon Skarin watched the storm roll in: Read more.
UPDATE, 8:44 p.m. Warning canceled for Boston, although it's kind of boomy and rainy here along the Roslindale/Hyde Park frontier.
CONTINUOUS CLOUD TO GROUND LIGHTNING IS OCCURRING WITH THESE STORMS. MOVE INDOORS IMMEDIATELY. LIGHTNING IS ONE OF NATURE`S LEADING KILLERS.
Roving UHub photographer Frank Kosiba spotted this reminder of the overnight thunderstorms on K Street in South Boston.
For a more immediate view of nature's fury, take a look at this amazing photo of lightning crashing down around Graves Light during one of the storms.
Ed Grzyb watched lightning strike south of Roslindale around 9 p.m. in a storm that proved not to be a repeat of Monday's tree destroyer.
John McLachlan captured some of the lightning last night, looking northeast from the South End.
Copyright John McLachlan. Posted in the Universal Hub pool on Flickr.
Jonathan Berk captured a lightning bolt hitting Boston during tonight's storm.
Further south, Seth Gitell reported shortly before 9 p.m.:
Trees down along Furnace Brook in Quincy. Apparent flash flooding. Dangerous. I'm parked safely at gas station.
Second lightning over Boston video #storm #lightning pic.twitter.com/RIXmYbhlUH
— Mat C (@OneT_Mat) August 26, 2015
We came out of the Halfway Cafe on Washington Street in Dedham around 3:05 p.m. to the sound of thunder - even though it was still sunny overhead. But when we looked north, into Boston, we saw the city covered by an ominous cloud.
Chris in Boston captured lightning over the hills of Brookline.
Earlier:
Storms blanket region.
Violent thunderstorms moved across the Boston region this afternoon and evening, soaking some, giving others vivid lightning displays and rainbows, forcing the delay of a New England Revolution match at Gillette and turning the Natick commuter-rail station into the sort of raging water-filled arroyo you normally only expect to see after freak storms in a western desert: Read more.
The Herald's Mark Garfinkel spent a good part of Tuesday chasing the four storms we had in the hopes of getting some good lightning shots. He succeeded - posts some photos and an explanation of how he did it.
Also see:
It was so windy even the lightning was blowing sideways.
We have a hailstone winner.
Oh, hail no!
Tim Walsh captured some of the lightning over Boston Harbor during the afternoon storm.
This past Sept. 6, Greg C. took an awesome photo of a lightning storm over the Great Blue Hill.
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