4 bright lights moving fast in sync

Took my dog out around 7pm at the intersection of Lake Baldwin Lane and Starboard Street. It was just before a storm so it was a little dark and windy but the sky was relatively clear as you could look out west over the lake and see the storm cell approaching. As I looked out at the approaching storm I caught 4 bright lights moving very fast across the horizon heading north. They appeared from kinda below the tree line but also where there was a small clearing in the tree line so it was a brief window but it was long enough to see them clearly. They were moving in sync and evenly spaced apart. They were all bright and all the same size and color which was white. There was no body to them. It was just light. They were in front of the storm cloud, but behind the tree line and also just below the tree line. The cloud did not appear too far away - my guess would be College Park at the furthest. They were moving a lot faster than any plane would move if it was flying any where through that area. Also, it was still day light so I could see there was nothing between them and they were not attached to anything. No noise. No contrail. I wasn’t going to post and was doubting what I had seen until I checked the recent reports and saw a post on 4/22/22 from someone in St Pete who described exactly what I saw.