Thunder Rumbling Artinya Novels & Stories

"The exhibit references section D which should be—" Thunder cracks so loud the windows rattle. We both jump, and I grab his arm without thinking. His hand covers mine automatically, steadying. "Jesus," I breathe, my heart hammering. "That was close." Rain hits the windows like someone threw a bucket of water. Not a gentle patter building to something heavier—just immediate torrential downpour that sounds like static and drums combined. We both stare at the windows where water streams down in sheets, visibility dropping to almost nothing. "That came out of nowhere," I say, still holding his arm.

Lyra but treated her this way. A loud rumble sounded as thunder cracked in the sky. Ronan's brow furrowed even deeper.

Be it, good ones and depressing ones. ••• [Seven Years Ago] —16 June 2016— A family of large, hideously ill-omened clouds were rapidly rendezvousing and floating in the tar-coloured sky of Tokyo. A clap of thunder roared as soon as a flash of light discharged itself between the gloomy clouds. "Smells like rain!" Travis murmured scarcely when thunder rumbled once again with renewed vigor— to his cousin, Arthur over a video call. "Oh well…It's—"

Another low rumble of thunder shakes the sky, louder this time, like a warning. I shiver not just from the sudden drop in temperature, but from the heavy weight settling deeper in my chest. Ryan’s voice cuts through the charged air, calm but urgent. “We should get going. Looks like the rain’s coming fast.” I glance up, spotting thick clouds swallowing the stars, the once clear moon now hidden behind a dark curtain. The wind picks up, rustling the trees around us, whispering that the storm won’t wait long.

The world would be mine for the taking. I closed my eyes, focusing and channeling my energy to what I was doing. Then came the thunder. The sound was loud, unnatural, echoing through the heavens like voices from another realm. It wasn't ordinary thunder. It sounded old. Ancient. As if the mountain itself was crying out in warning. But I didn’t stop.

Olivia's lips curled into a sneering smirk as she spoke, her eyes glinting with malice as they met Cathleen's. "Of course, Miss Williams." The gentle cadence of Cathleen's voice was quickly drowned out by the ominous rumble of thunder outside, a telltale sign of an approaching storm. The dark clouds loomed in the sky, threatening to unleash their fury at any moment. The wind picked up, rustling through the trees and sending leaves scurrying across the ground. A sense of foreboding filled the air as if nature itself was anticipating the storm's arrival.

The Rain The rain made a very loud noise tonight. Heavy rain falls and hits hard on the roof of the houses and also on the ground. I listened to the sound of the rain and felt the heavy weight of the water streaming like it will never end. The rain constantly poured followed by a very strong sound of thunder which made Chi-Chan barked in panic. I saw Mallory quickly jumped on her mother’s lamp as soon as she heard the sound of the thunder. ‘Mama, I’m afraid.’ Mallory cried as she embraced her mother tightly in fear. ‘Don’t be afraid, the thunder cannot enter the house.’ Her mother said. ‘Baby listen, our roof won’t break because of the thunder.’

The storm outside did not slow down. Not even for a bit. The rain was slapping in the yacht window like they were angry hands. The thunder wD rolling so loud that it literally shook the floor of the yacht. The whole room was smelling of salt, sweat, cream and danger.

"Tempestas arcano veni, nubes atrae surgant! Fulmen et tonitrus oram capitulum!" As if answering his call, the once serene sky transformed into a canvas of darkness. Thick clouds billowed and swirled, obscuring the sun and casting an eerie shadow over the forest. A deafening clap of thunder reverberated through the air, sending tremors through the ground beneath us. The winds roared with newfound vigor, howling in a tempestuous dance. Armand's men were caught off guard, stumbled, and faltered, their composure shattered by the raw power of nature unleashed.

The sky became cloudy, it started to rain and there was a lot of thunder. the rumble of the thunder became more intense and it scared Eleanor who closed the window and squeezed tightly her hands on her arms and slightly trembled. Francis noticed and thinking that she was freezing, he handed her his coat. She didn't want to show him her fear of the thunder, so she took his coat in order to make him believe it was out of coldness that she was trembling.