Without Further Ado – The Lightning

Photo by Arav Kharkwal “Lightning striking the National Mall. Single image – 30″ exposure.”

So many more stunners:

Photo by Lee-Anne Zinetti

Photo by Paris “So it got pretty loud in the city tonight…..”

I'm not one to read too deeply into these things but I'm pretty sure this is a sign https://t.co/zIYw8D8Ear

— PoPville (@PoPville) July 24, 2020

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Definitely a sign : @tcluderay #dc #weather #lighting #capitol #capital #streetphotography #districtofcolumbia #washingtondc

A post shared by PoPville (@popville) on Jul 24, 2020 at 5:27am PDT

Photo by Andy Feliciotti

Photo by Chris Brown

Photo by Adam

Photo by CJ “I thought the lightning was pretty crazy over DuPont, but I was not expecting to capture this”

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Night three of summer storms in the District. Here’s a composite over about ten minutes as it came over the Mall… Washington, D.C. (July 23, 2020) #washingtonmonument #thenationalmall #MyNationalMall #themall #⚡️ #storm #dc #memorial #lightning #washingtondc #popville #igdc #color #sky #myDCcool #washmagphoto #BYThings #exposeddc #fraydailylife #wethepeople #dctography #dcchasers #photography #stormchaser #natgeoyourshot #nightphotograpy

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To the video:

Even for a boy from Kansas this is a hell of a lot of cloud to ground lightning @capitalweather @PoPville @nbcwashington pic.twitter.com/HvFySFMFl7

— Jonathan Edelman (@MUlizawithaSEUM) July 24, 2020