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Stunning Texas Storm Captured in Epic Time-Lapse

We all love a good time-lapse video, don't we? There is just something magical about watching something move in fast motion. On September 18th, in the vast and unyielding expanse of Lipscomb County, Texas, X user Amelia Urquhart recorded a thunderstorm so powerful and awe-inspiring, that it transformed the sky into a living canvas. This was no ordinary storm—this was a force of nature, both beautiful and terrifying.