Hey Donyia==You need to include what kind of car, what engine you have and more information on what happened. I am guessing that you left some light on possibly the glove box light. If the smoke is white you have coolant getting in the engine. If it is black it is running too rich. If it is blue, it is burning oil for some reason. GoodluckJoe
A completely dead battery or a bad connection to the battery.
Internal short in the lead plates, time for a new battery.
You need to charge the battery with a battery charger.
No, why would you even think that is possible?
If the battery will not hold a charge it more than likely has a dead cell. If the battery is over 4 years old, replace it.
if you have smoke coming from your battery then the cause sounds like a dead short the possble pop you heard would be one of the major fuses,not the tiny ones. you may have a cable rubbed through,or other major wiring fault
If your car has a battery and it's dead, you can call a friend who has some jumper cables. You can hook the jumper cables up to his battery and your car's battery. It should create electricity that will renew your battery. If your car does not have a battery, you would have to push it or get it towed.
A storm has nothing to do with the battery going dead.
yes because the battery is what helps the car power most of the car.
I would use my key
No, this will place a very heavy load on the alternator of the car and may result in burning out the diodes of the car charging the battery. You could easily ruin the alternator. Purchase a battery charger and charge the dead battery with that. Alternators are not made to charge dead batteries.
Once the smoke escapes you cannot put it back! Seriously, though, Make sure that the Ground is connected to the chassis/solid grounding point and not the battery, make sure the donor car runs for a minute or two while connected before attempting to start the dead car. Also helps to increase the RPM of the donor car while cranking the other.