Two far-off thunder strikes

In this audio, the natural sounds of a thunderstorm are captured in a field recording. The audio begins with a gentle patter of rain, creating a consistent, soothing backdrop. The rhythmic sound of rainfall sets the scene of being outdoors, possibly in an open field, as the storm begins to build. Suddenly, the tranquility is punctuated by the distant rumble of thunder. The first strike is somewhat distant, its low growl echoing across the sky and mingling with the ongoing rain sounds. It's a powerful, yet not overwhelming sound, seeming to originate from a far-off storm. Following a brief interlude where the rain continues to fall, a second thunder strike announces its presence. This crack of thunder is louder and closer, the sound resonating and rolling through the air. Yet, it still retains the sensation of distance, as if the storm is gradually moving closer but is not quite overhead. Throughout the audio, the field-recording quality gives the listener a sense