The sky took on the uncanny darkness of an evening thunderstorm, lit in shades of purple and peach around the edges; the temperature fell, abruptly and blissfully; and a gentle breeze picked up, pushing a handful of clouds in from the west.
This shot of a thunderstorm lighting up the city will suffice.
Teams will be subjected to extreme thunderstorms, light winds in the Doldrums and high temperatures as they cross the Equator.
After degenerating into an open wave, Joyce's remnants passed over the ABC Islands, where locally heavy thunderstorms and light winds were reported on October 2. A tropical wave related to Joyce's decay was blamed for flooding in the Dominican Republic, where rain caused the Mao, Amina, and Yaque del Norte Rivers to burst their banks, flooding thousands of hectares of banana and rice crops.
The film's most ecstatic sequence features the filmmaker and his crew, outdoors, at night, as a thunderstorm unleashes wondrous light amid total darkness.
Thunderstorms to the north of the circulation brought moderate rainfall to Maryland; the same thunderstorms caused a light aircraft to crash near Baltimore, resulting in the death of its three occupants.
A Medical Love Affair When there was a thunderstorm and the lights went out at Michael Maffetone's Setauket home, the first thing the former director and chief executive officer of Stony Brook University Hospital did was open the front door and make sure the lights at his hospital, visible through the trees, were still on.
Organisers had been forced to play catch-up for most of the tournament after thunderstorms and bad light.
Hewitt's clear blues eyes stared back down the court like a man in the midst of a thunderstorm straining to see light on the horizon.
Several images flashed in his mind's eye: his mother, bent over a sewing machine; a scene from a film in which a monster rose from a tunnel and dangled a frightened man in his claws; Spruce Hill Park after a thunderstorm, dappled rain on light-green leaves.
