Descriptive Essay On Thunderstorms

Thunderstorms are a force of nature and can be scary at times. They are the expressions of earth’s wildest forces, which serves as a reminder to all about the power of nature. But with force can also come beauty, and one of the most beautifying features of a thunderstorm is it cacophony of destructive elements, its strong snarling winds, smacking rain, crazed lighting, and powerful roaring thunder. Together these elements can cause thunderstorms to embody a fugitive rage expressed like a tantrum.
To start off with, thunderstorms can bring very strong snarling winds; those winds can break and destroy trees, houses, and even cars. When there are high winds leaves can go flying crazy, it almost feels like a tornado. Tall trees swishing back and forth, like they are bending their backs to do a back bend. Branches go haywire flying everywhere, stomping down towards the ground very tough and rough. It was like they were as monster trucks in an arena trying to get over the steep hills. All the different colored leaves orange, yellow, and bright red would be picked up by the gashing wind, then spiraled harshly in midair. The winds were making scours and soars

Every time I looked up bursts of rain would come at the window, smashing with a huge bang, making me flinch. The rain reminded me of those big metallic clashing symbol sounds going Bing, Bing, and bong. It was so loud that you could hear all the noise from the basement. As the rain continued it would pause for split moments trying to think about what move to make next. But when I tried looking from my window, there was no visibility to see whatsoever. The rain was so powerful it was like a waterfall was installed in every single window of the house. The scent of the rain was dark, and intoxicating. It was almost like a poison had been contaminated into the air. Although, it seemed bad I knew there was still more to