Photo of the Day - July 10
July 10—Storm Front Over Duluth—Duluth's average high temperature in July of 75°F provides plenty of fuel for thunderstorms. It is always enjoyable to try your luck at capturing lightning with your camera.
The temperature of a lightning bolt can reach a staggering 50,000 °F – significantly hotter than the sun's surface, which is only about 10,000 °F. This immense heat causes the air around the bolt to expand rapidly, breaking the sound barrier and creating the awe-inspiring clap of thunder.
Behold, he scatters his lightning about him and covers the roots of the sea. Job 36:30
The power of lightning is infinitesimally small compared to the power of our God.