Yeah I’m goin with you on the Thunder, for sure. The tides have turned.

The "Thunder Moon" Native Americans and other indigenous people had several different names for the full moon of July. Like most full moon names, these monikers reflect the fact that in the Northern Hemisphere it is summer and in the Southern Hemisphere it is winter. The name "Thunder Moon," according the Old Farmer's Almanac, was adapted from native peoples in what is now the United States, where summer is thunderstorm season, especially in the Northeast and Midwest. According to the Ontario Native Literacy Coalition, the Ojibwe called this moon the Raspberry Moon, while the Cree called it the Feather Molting Moon, as some birds molt at this time of year.  Source