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| A thunderstorm looms over an Addison County, Vermont farm house in 2013 |
Since there's a chance of scattered thunderstorms late this afternoon and evening, I'm just going to throw up a few of my favorite Vermont thunderstorm photos in recent years.
We tend not to get those super dramatic storms like in the Great Plains and Midwest, but Vermont summer storms are impressive, but maybe in a more subdued, artistic fashion
Today's storms are unlikely to be severe, but they might be on the strong side in a couple places. They might even approach severe limits east of the Green Mountains, but those would be very few and far between.
If these storms develop, and it it IS an if, I hope they'll at least be photogenic, like past storms I've seen.
Very likely you've seen them before, but they're worth another look. Click on each image to make them bigger and easier to see.
I'll even throw in a video at the bottom of this post.
So here we go:
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| A distant thunderstorm at sunset a few years ago. Thie photo was taken in St. Albans, Vermont. The storm was in northern Addison County, Vermont, so quite a ways away. |
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| A menacing shelf cloud over St. Albans Bay, Vermont, July 2013. |
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| Chaotic skies over St. Albans, Vermont May, 2014 |
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| Starksboro, Vermont, June 2015 |
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| Developing thunderstorm looking west from St. Albans, Vermont July, 2016 |
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| A thunderhead north of St. Albans, Vermont creates a profile portrait, July, 2019 |
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| Developing thunderstorm at sunset, June 2020 |
I live in the Benson, Fairhaven area. We havent had a thunderstorm hit since March which I feel as unusual.
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