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Severe Thunderstorms Produce Near Constant Lightning, High Winds, and Heavy Rain - July 13th, 2018

At around 4:00 PM on July 13th, 2018, a severe thunderstorm watch was put into effect for portions of eastern Iowa, northern Illinois, and all of southern Wisconsin. Soon after, large hail producing supercells exploded to the northwest of my location in southeastern Wisconsin. About 2 hours later, two separate severe warned storm complexes, one moving in from the west-northwest from western Wisconsin, and another moving in from the southwest out of Iowa and Illinois, began to close in on the area. The two complexes combined, then collided with the hail producing supercells to the northwest, turning the whole system into a very highly electric, severe warned squall line with an insane amount of vivid anvil crawling lightning, as well as cloud to ground strikes. The storms weakened to below severe limits just before arriving. Prior to their arrival, you can see the impending shelf cloud light up when lightning illuminates it. Winds up to 50 mph were recorded with these storms as they raced east at 65 mph. The storms quickly collapsed after affecting our area. Video taken on July 13th, 2018, in West Bend, WI. Thanks for watching!