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Uploaded by: TheMagicBartender — lundi 16 juillet 2012 — North East, MD (Current Weather Conditions)

What'cha think caused this? Heard nothing! Had a bit of lightening...not much wind & some rain.The rest of the field's, which is HUGE, untouched! Something similar happened 2yrs ago, SAME spot. Damage to corn was less BUT, it left Bowling ball sized divot in dirt that remains! So, Micro-Burst maybe?

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Appareil photo: Canon PowerShot S400


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1. ChrisAnthemum 04:19 GMT le 17 juillet 2012
Sure looks typical of wind damage, that is, assuming a herd of deer didn't come trampling through (would have left tracks). The nearby presence of trees in one of the photos suggests to me that wind may have been channeled to that spot by deflecting off the trees. A bowling-ball-size divot? -- Lightning strike perhaps? Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: 16 janvier 2009 Comments: 24545

3. TheMagicBartender 01:13 GMT le 18 juillet 2012
It's Like someone started to drop a huge bus, from a crane, on to the spot & then 2-3feet from the ground, changed their mind. No damage at ground level...no tracks to it...just all the tops bent over! And, the divot before, had a swirled pattern & no charring! So, I assumed Wind! But, @ChrisAnthemum Must be right about trees since it IS the second time in same spot! Huh? Thanx! Action: Quote \| Ignore User