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You were a witness to an historic, record-breaking weather event. On Thursday night into the early hours of Friday, June 25, 2026, Northern Ireland was hit by an exceptionally rare, "once-in-a-lifetime" severe storm system that produced [nearly 9,000 lightning strikes in a single night](bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…). ## The Climate Setup This event happened immediately after a major heatwave, during which temperatures reached a scorching 30.8°C, matching the all-time highest June temperature record for Northern Ireland. That intense daytime heat created extreme atmospheric instability. [1, 2] ## Why You Saw It But Didn't Hear It The specific phenomenon you experienced in Coleraine comes down to the behavior of this massive storm structure: * Massive Scale & Distance: The bulk of this heavy thunderstorm cell (a Mesoscale Convective System) was centered slightly further to your west and south over County Londonderry, Tyrone, and Donegal. Because the storm clouds were towering tens of thousands of feet into the atmosphere, the intense electrical flashes could easily be seen over the horizon from Coleraine, even while the base of the storm was 20 to 40 miles away. * Sound Dissipation: At that great distance, the rumble of thunder simply cannot reach your ears. Sound waves degrade, scatter, and completely fade out after about 10 to 15 miles, leaving the massive "light show" completely silent to onlookers further away. * Tropical Air Overheaad: Northern Ireland recorded its warmest June night on record during this exact event, with temperatures staying as high as 19.1°C overnight. This meant the air directly over you in Coleraine was incredibly warm, buoyant, and clear of immediate rain, keeping your local conditions dry while the distant storm raged on the horizon. [1, 3] Many people across the North West who watched this event noted that it "definitely seemed more electrical" and lacked the massive noise they expected because of how widespread and high-altitude the lightning network was. Your photo captured a great piece of local meteorological history! [1] Would you like to know more about how unusually hot the weather was leading up to that night, or are you interested in how weather radars track these kinds of massive lightning systems? bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

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@PoliceServiceNI: They are to be monitored, police just Royal Ulster Society. Abandoning Loyalism and building apon a foundation of trusted sources, that is a community perception. Let them go first & say thank you, even if they wave 10 million Infront of you or abused people?

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You Live in a Cosmic Hole... And Nobody Told You youtube.com/watch?v=7EgAa4… I can calculate the distance of my own theory as I was able to calculate each planet is given 8 TB of data of RAM I remember when I was looking at AGBD.