5 brief but intense flashes of light at 4 minute intervals
January 4, 2006 A series of five flashes that came from the direction of Mt. Baker area. The light was brief but intense enough to illuminate the night sky for a minimum of +/-fifty miles in both directions from its source and lasted no more than 2 seconds each.
There was a total of five flashes and after the second one I timed them and they were +- 4 minutes apart. It looked like even distribution of light both directions which indicates a radial source rather than lightening strikes.
Pretty interesting anyway.
((NUFORC Note: Witness provides no time for the sighting. PD))
January 4, 2006 A series of five flashes that came from the direction of Mt. Baker area. The light was brief but intense enough to illuminate the night sky for a minimum of +/-fifty miles in both directions from its source and lasted no more than 2 seconds each.
There was a total of five flashes and after the second one I timed them and they were +- 4 minutes apart. It looked like even distribution of light both directions which indicates a radial source rather than lightening strikes.
Pretty interesting anyway.
((NUFORC Note: Witness provides no time for the sighting. PD))
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Sequim
USA
20 minutes
20 minutes
48.09
-123.11
WA
Occurred : 1/4/2006 (Entered as : 1/4/06) Reported: 2/4/2006 5:15:34 PM 17:15 Posted: 2/14/2006 Location: Sequim, WA Shape: Duration: 20 minutes
5 brief but intense flashes of light at 4 minute intervals