Afternoon to early-evening showers could include a rumble of thunder.
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We could even hear a rumble of thunder with chances for a period of heavier downpours.
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Showers seem likely Saturday night, maybe a rumble of thunder as well, as a cold front comes through.
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One is practical: it's not always easy to figure out which rumble of thunder corresponds to which lightning flash.
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A couple downpours can't be ruled out, either, along with a rumble of thunder south and east of town.
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As the play begins with a rumble of thunder, Claire returns to her ultra-chic home from a rainy afternoon of shopping.
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Sometimes there was the low rumble of thunder or the hum of a motorboat, its tiny lights crossing far out from west to east.
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That front brings a chance of some gusty showers and maybe even a rumble of thunder (mainly southeast of Washington) between midmorning and early afternoon from west to east.
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Tomorrow night: Gusty wind, a couple downpours, and even a rumble of thunder are possible — and could even wake us in the predawn hours, when we have the highest chance of rain moving through.
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Whether they were thought to be Thor fighting the Frost Giants or understood using the more modern idea of electricity, voltages and electric fields, it is hard to compete with a wave of lightning rolling across the sky, accompanied by a cacophonous rumble of thunder.
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Lightening flashed and a distant rumble of thunder followed it before the pair came out again, the woman trudging downheartedly.
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As Starbuck exits for parts unknown, a low rumble of thunder ushers in a sudden cloudburst, less than twenty-four hours after his arrival. And as the townspeople revel at the heavy downpour ("The Rain Song" reprise), Lizzie and File rejoice in the promise of hope and renewal that rainfall brings.
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IMDB Full Cast and Crew for Young Frankenstein It uses three dramatic chords (A minor, C minor, and E minor) performed in full orchestral tutti, and has a rumble of thunder in the background. The "chipmunk" turns its head and stares at the camera with a "surprised" look while the music is played.
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So, the youth's blood has filled my heart, and other winds have roared in my chest. I pondered, listening to the rumble of thunder to the winds’ music and the rain's cadence. And the earth told me when I asked: “O Mother do you hate humans?” “I bless those who have ambitions and those who enjoy taking risks and I damn those who don’t flow with the times and those who are complacent about life, life between the stones.
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Those who trapped Michizane trembled with fear and tried to placate the curse by dedicating a prayer to his vengeful ghost, thus leading to the construction of Kitano Shrine. The land that Michizane owned was known as Kuwabara, so people thought it would be a good idea to claim the land he/she was standing on was a part of Kuwabara, so that Michizane would be hesitant to strike his own people. People of such an era chanted "Kuwabara, Kuwabara" when they heard the rumble of thunder as a method of reminding Michizane not to strike them. This saying often appears in the literature of the Heian period, with elements such as "Tsureduregusa", a spell to cast away thunder.
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Tlaloc effigy vessel; 1440–1469; painted earthenware; height: 35 cm (1 in.); (Mexico City). One side of the Aztecs' great temple, the , was dedicated to the storm god , the pyramid-temple symbolizing his mountain-cave abode. This jar, covered with stucco and painted blue, is adorned with the visage of , identified by his coloration, ringed teeth and jaguar teeth; the Aztecs likened the rumble of thunder to the feline's growl There is a sanctuary found atop Mount Tlaloc, dedicated to the god, Tlaloc; it is thought that the location of this sanctuary in relation to other temples surrounding it may have been a way for the Aztecs to mark the time of year and keep track of important ceremonial dates.Iwaniszewski, Stanislaw. (1994). p. 158.
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