It is uncomon, but not unheard of, for people to be injured or even killed by lightning.
Yes; if the power goes out, then your computer goes out.
It's called in-cloud or cloud-to-cloud lightning.
Lightning can be a problem because it poses a threat to people, animals, and property due to its high voltage and unpredictable nature. It can cause injuries or fatalities, damage electronic devices, start fires, and disrupt power supply and communication systems.
It is a clock & every hour there is a different threat. At twelve o'clock the lightning strikes twelve time (I think).
Tornadoes and lightning are both forms of severe weather phenomena associated with thunderstorms. They can both cause significant damage and threat to life. Additionally, both tornadoes and lightning are generated by powerful updrafts and downdrafts within a thunderstorm.
A typical lightning bolt carries about 1 billion joules of energy. This measurement is significant because it helps us understand the immense power of a lightning strike. The high amount of energy released in a short time can cause significant damage to structures and pose a serious threat to living beings in the vicinity.
Cloud-to-ground lightning is one of the most dangerous types of thunder, as it can strike directly and cause significant damage or injury. It poses a threat to both people and property during thunderstorms.
The weather system you are describing is a severe thunderstorm. These storms are capable of producing strong winds, large hail, heavy rain, and lightning. They can pose a threat to life and property.
An electrical discharge between parts of clouds or between a cloud and the ground is known as lightning. It is a sudden electrostatic discharge that occurs during thunderstorms and is accompanied by a bright flash of light and a loud thunderclap. Lightning can be dangerous and cause damage to property as well as pose a threat to living organisms.
If the lightning struck tree falls on our covered home and damages it, your insurance will cover it. If you've just got a lightning struck tree out in te yard, then that's considered a yard maintenance issue. The tree should be removed if it poses an increased threat to your property.
I wouldn't advise it LOL ;) I assume they'd shut the London eye fixture down if it was under threat from being struck by lightening.
While lightning is much hotter than magma exposure only lasts a fraction of a second. The plasma in lighting is also much less dense than magma, so there is less opportunity to transfer heat. The greatest threat of being hit by lighting is not the heat but the electrical shock. About 1 in 10 people hit by lightning will die from electrocution.