Storm “Oh God!” The dramatic videos show how the thunderstorm took over the little one on its occasion

Jenni Ahti in Nakkila’s Osho shot two videos that show the power of the storm.

Rauman in addition, at least in the Nakkila region, the thunderstorm on Wednesday struck properly and caused a lot of damage prevention tasks. At Pori, the worst storm passed on the sea side on the one hand and on the mainland side on the other.

Forecan meteorologist Juha Föhr became almost poetic in describing the nature of thunder.

“Thunder cells are such that new ones are born and old ones die out, they change shape, merge and divide. It’s all happening. ”

In other words, thunder is an unpredictable phenomenon, although the main lines of the front can be predicted.

Here’s how readers experienced Wednesday’s storm:

Jenni Ahti filmed the following videos in the storm-torn Nakkila Oso. He says he interpreted the weather conditions as a downflow. “The wind was still rising from this,” he said, regretting not having time to take any more pictures in the situation.

“Calm before the storm,” described Maria Minttu. The picture was taken in Pori on the beach along Kallontie at 15.20 on Wednesday. Picture: Maria Minttu

“I was able to record a lightning strike on Wednesday in Tiilimäki, Pori, at 5 p.m. The picture was taken from Maamiehenkatu, right next to Neste’s gas station, ”said Petri Virtanen. Picture: Petri Virtanen

View from the direction of the Lattomeri towards Pori on Wednesday at about 16.10. The rain started five minutes later. Picture: Sari Näppi

Approximately 55 millimeters of water entered Tapio’s Haparanda rain gauge in Nakkila on Wednesday afternoon. “It seems to have started to enter the harbor more,” he concluded at 5:30 p.m. Picture: Tapio Haparanda

The lightning strike was recorded in the Pori Karjaranta housing fair area on Wednesday at 5 p.m. Picture: Nella Ramsten

The lightning was recorded from the roof of the Pori fire station. Picture: Jarkko Kangas

Kirsi Virta sent the first thunderstorms of Wednesday from Pori to the editors of Satakunta People. “The high wind and the wave lifted,” Virta wrote in her accompaniment. His picture was taken from the landscape of Mäntyluoto at about 4 p.m. Picture: Kirsi Virta