Tom,

Yes but not that often.

Have a look at these photos I took of the Cb clouds in the distant before it
got too dark- first one digitally enhanced to make them more visible. 2nd
one was taken when it was dark - its a 30 second exposure.

Don't seem as active - but they are still dischargin occasionally and my
Strikealert is picking some of them up. Question - lastet Avbrief shows some
interesting development - Norfolk -is it Anaprop again or actual storms ?

http://www.mark-buckley.pwp.blueyond...uk/distant.jpg

http://www.mark-buckley.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/6.jpg.jpg

Mark.

"Tom" wrote in message ...
Can you still see lightning Mark?

My friend in Danbury says there are no clouds at all.

Tom
Docklands, East London

"Mark Buckley"
wrote in message ...
No problems George - one of those things you have to spot first then
start
watching - I just caught one by accident. Some of them are now nice
long
C-C strikes which are pretty. There is a long row of Cb clouds - and
there
will be no activity for a couple of minutes then one will discharge and
then
some of the others within 1 second or so - how are they electrically
linked
?

Mark.

"George Booth" wrote in message
...

"Mark Buckley"

wrote in message
...
I have been watching lightning for around 40 minutes now from a line
of
Cb
clouds way way in the distance to the N-West of here.

Which prompted me to look out of the window and sure enough there was
the
lightning on the NW horizon

All the best

--
George in Epping, West Essex (107m asl)
www.eppingweather.co.uk