Pictures of lightning storm from around Scotland
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Mike Dickson took this picture shortly before 01:00 on Thursday morning in Kelso.
Kit Carruthers captured this shot in Edinburgh.
Stephen Norman Young took this image from above the Ocean Terminal and The Royal Boat Britannia in Edinburgh.
Lynn Cadger took this shot in her garden in Aberdeen.
Jim Hunter captured this scene in Humble, East Lothian.
This was Dave Spellman's view from his upstairs window in Clitheroe, Lancashire.
Willie Pollard took this image from the vantage point of Arthurs Seat looking south.
This was Karsten Moerman's view of the lightning storm from Leith.
Lightning lit up the sky in the early hours of the morning in Kelso.
Bill Anderson captured this lightning strike across the South Gyle area as seen from Corstorphine Hill.
Scott McKeand, who captured this shot in Aberdeen, was woken up by the first loud clap of thunder. He said his first thought was to grab the camera and tripod.
Colin Riath saw the lightning strikes coming down on the other side of Ocean Terminal in Leith.
Dave Crichton took this picture of Calton Hill and St Andrews House in Edinburgh at about 01:15 on Thursday morning.
Grant Ritchie in the west of Edinburgh spent much of the storm out in the rain trying to capture the best shots.
Mark Watson took these photos from just outside Greenlaw in the Scottish Borders whilst cowering in a shed for safety.
- 28 June 2019
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