Field guide No. 733

In a bowling alley, a small thundercloud with its own lightning and rain crashes into the pins and scatters them down the lane. The scoring machine has no column for this.

Storm cloud strikes the pins

A strike, meteorologically.

In a bowling alley, a small thundercloud with its own lightning and rain crashes into the pins and scatters them down the lane. The scoring machine has no column for this.

Field noteWeather that knocks things over is common enough. Weather small enough to bowl is the only new part.

Specimen
No. 733
Kind
Possible (the golden mountain kind)
Breaks
Physics, Scale
Where it doesn’t exist
A polished bowling lane, mid-strike.
Nearest existing relative
A thunderstorm.
Filed in Fresh slop as
Surreal

Also possible, also breaking physics