Arright, I'm a Canadian. It's true. I'm used to snow, cold doesn't bother me, and I've gotten adept at dodging polar bears at the bus stop.

We're currently in the middle of a huge snowstorm right now, about six inches over the last four hours or so... and we're getting something with it that I have not seen before.

Lightning.

38 years I've been watching snowstorms, this is the first time I've ever seen lightning at the same time.

Any meteorologists out there know if that means anything? Is that an indicator of something really bad? Or is it just one of those screwy weather events that we get every century or so?