Watch: Symphony of lightning illuminates storm clouds over Louisiana
Rachel Nutter was seated by a window and had a front row seat to the dazzling electric show as they flew over Cotton Valley, Louisiana near Shreveport.
Constant barrage of lightning lights up the skies over Louisiana
Severe thunderstorms put on a constant show of lightning as seen from a flight over Louisiana Saturday evening.
COTTON VALLEY, La. – A line of strong thunderstorms put on quite a display of lightning for passengers flying over the Gulf Coast on Saturday night.
Rachel Nutter was seated by a window on her flight from Atlanta to Wichita, Kansas and had a front-row seat to the dazzling electric show as she flew over Cotton Valley, Louisiana.
FlightAware track of Delta Flight 2333 from Atlanta to Wichita, Kan. on May 21, 2022.
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"The lightning was constant for the entire time we were near the storms," Nutter told Storyful.
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Radar imagery shows a line of strong thunderstorms across northwestern Louisiana on the morning of May 22, 2022.
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Radar imagery from the time showed a line of thunderstorms stretching hundreds of miles from southeastern Texas across northwestern Louisiana and into southern Arkansas.
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Several severe thunderstorm warnings were issued through the night along the line with reports of damaging winds toppling trees as the storms passed through the region.