We have had weather coming straight from the arctic the last few days.We rarely get snow and if we do it is generally the first week in January and melts that day.Anything else is exceptional.A few days ago we experienced thunder and lightening and snow together.This snow has not melted yet.Someone on this site also uploaded pictures of lightening discharging over Dublin Bay at the same time with freezing temperatures and snow.This is rare there too.I was wondering if the air from the Arctic could be very negatively charged and very cold presumably meeting the positively charged land would cause the discharged.Though it seems strange to get snow as you would think there would be some heat effect due to the discharge.Though I do not really know whether the plasma produces heat? if indeed it was a plasma discharge? I Presume that plasmas do not produce heat then? Any thoughts or should we put it down to Haarp and political wars or Thors/Zeus thunderbolts.