The Strange Beauty of a Houston Thunderstorm

Houston Press April 27, 2016 2:14PM

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After last week's historic flooding, the crack of thunder is enough to put most Houstonians on edge. This morning, yet another major storm system came barreling through the area, bringing isolated rains, high winds and a possible tornado that may have killed one Tomball-area woman.

Yes, the past week has reminded us of mother nature's power, but footage of this morning's storm shot by local videographer Ray Kuglar shows us the strange beauty of her wrath. Kuglar caught the streaks of lightning shooting from a Woodlands parking garage. The bolts are at once beautiful, terrifying and mesmerizing: