12:00 am EDT to 2:00 am EDT: 19,403
24.77% decrease between 10:30 pm EDT to 2:00 am EDT.
A long line of thunderstorms were occurring from north-central
Alabama... westward and southwestward through central Mississippi,
northern Louisiana and off the Texas coast/over the extreme
western Gulf of Mexico.
Another area, attached to the above mentioned was across extreme
southern Texas.
A much smaller cluster was just south of the Arizona/New Mexico line.
(A few other small areas include eastern Virginia, eastern North Carolina and
individual strikes off the Carolina coast.)
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ColdFront77
7:00 am EDT to 9:00 am EDT: 33,826
7:30 am EDT to 9:30 am EDT: 32,378
42.64% increase in the last seven hours.
4.28% decrease in the last half hour.
A very large cluster of cloud to ground lightning strikes were occurring
across the west-central Gulf Of Mexico and along the Alabama and
Mississippi coasts, as well as southeastern Louisiana.
There were also thunderstorms across southern Texas, as well as
several strikes were occuring off the North Carolina coast.
7:30 am EDT to 9:30 am EDT: 32,378
42.64% increase in the last seven hours.
4.28% decrease in the last half hour.
A very large cluster of cloud to ground lightning strikes were occurring
across the west-central Gulf Of Mexico and along the Alabama and
Mississippi coasts, as well as southeastern Louisiana.
There were also thunderstorms across southern Texas, as well as
several strikes were occuring off the North Carolina coast.
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ColdFront77
1:00 am EDT to 3:00 am EDT: 7,224
2:00 am EDT to 4:00 am EDT: 7,312
Hour increase of 1.2%.
A very large cluster of thunderstorms was over the eastern Gulf of
Mexico; as well as along the coast of the Florida panhandle.
Another area of activity was across west-central North Carolina and
another larger patch across coastal South Carolina, south-
southeastward into the Atlantic, just along and off the Georgia coast.
2:00 am EDT to 4:00 am EDT: 7,312
Hour increase of 1.2%.
A very large cluster of thunderstorms was over the eastern Gulf of
Mexico; as well as along the coast of the Florida panhandle.
Another area of activity was across west-central North Carolina and
another larger patch across coastal South Carolina, south-
southeastward into the Atlantic, just along and off the Georgia coast.
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ColdFront77
10:00 am EDT to 12:00 pm EDT: 12,441
10:30 am EDT to 12:30 pm EDT: 8,903
28.44% decrease.
There was a large cluster of thunderstorms, again, over the
eastern Gulf of Mexico.
A long line of activity was east of the entire Florida coast, from
Miami north-northeastward to off the Georgia and South Carolina
coast.
10:30 am EDT to 12:30 pm EDT: 8,903
28.44% decrease.
There was a large cluster of thunderstorms, again, over the
eastern Gulf of Mexico.
A long line of activity was east of the entire Florida coast, from
Miami north-northeastward to off the Georgia and South Carolina
coast.
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ColdFront77
2:30 pm EDT to 4:30 pm EDT: 3,495
3:00 pm EDT to 5:00 pm EDT: 3,888
10.11% increase.
All storms (aside from a few strikes across in northwestern
Georgia, southeast Kentucky and the literal extreme southwest
corner of Pennsylvania were across the eastern Gulf of Mexico
heading toward Florida.
3:00 pm EDT to 5:00 pm EDT: 3,888
10.11% increase.
All storms (aside from a few strikes across in northwestern
Georgia, southeast Kentucky and the literal extreme southwest
corner of Pennsylvania were across the eastern Gulf of Mexico
heading toward Florida.
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