Abstract
Daytime optical measurements of a lightning flash made simultaneously from above and below a thundercloud show nearly identical signals. The optical pulses are clearly related to electric field changes detected by an E change meter and to the signals detected by a 2200 MHz receiver. Source power levels ranging from 107 to 1010 W optical were detected at 20 km altitude from three lightning flashes.
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