While Metro Vancouver largely avoided yesterday’s thunderstorms, other parts of BC felt the full force of Mother Nature.
Almost 700 lightning strikes from 21:30-22:30 PDT. Over 1000 if you include the rest of the t-storm line south of the border. #bcstorm pic.twitter.com/u5Fw2ilNeN
— ECCC Weather BC (@ECCCWeatherBC) May 5, 2017
In total more than 700 lighting strikes were reported across British Columbia. Fortunately people were on hand to capture the spectacle on social media.
#bcstorm @Van_city_Nucks Here you go!!! pic.twitter.com/zBSa8AbAVA
— Linds (@Cheekster82) May 5, 2017
One strike #bcstorm @ensembleator @KGordonGlobalBC @ECCCWeatherBC pic.twitter.com/el7cXyc1uf
— Dave Cole (@shinedon) May 5, 2017
This one hit the house… #bcstorm pic.twitter.com/lu1VYNGYNq
— Linds (@Cheekster82) May 5, 2017
Bull frogs, dry lightning & sirens. #okanagan #vernonbc #Summer2017 (hit 29 degrees today) pic.twitter.com/T86Cvc44Bp
— nightMair Creative (@nightMairC) May 5, 2017
It came. It went… Thunder and lighting show rumbles thru the valley #Chilliwack #BCstorm pic.twitter.com/aZTlGncSTP
— Erik Dv (@erikdv) May 5, 2017