lightning happens in the summer because it is so dry that when it rains lightning will come.
Lightning does occur in different places, but many more times then 2!
Thunder and lightning typically occur more frequently in the summer due to the high temperatures and increased atmospheric instability. Warmer air can rise rapidly, creating strong updrafts and leading to the development of thunderstorms.
The early part of summer is breezy, but the air is more stale in August. Thunderstorms occur often in the latter summer, and can help to cool things off.
Lightning comes when two weather "fronts" come together and moisture particles collide. Rain = moisture in one of those fronts, hence, lightning and rain are often together. Lightning does occur even when it is not raining. ==Answered By: whatrukidding==
IN warm places or in the summer, mostly strikes men, on big open fields such as a golf courseFlorida! This is also where most old people retire, so maybe senior citizens attract lightning?!?
A summer Thunderstorm occurs in the summer, anywhere from April-May to September. They are generally taller and cover more area in width. The occur with high temperature, high humidity, and high dewpoint. They can be short-lived, and rapidly moving if wind. Or they can stall and rain longer or harder. They can bring hail and lots of lightning.
Tornadoes are more likely to occur in early summer.
Yes, positive lightning is generally considered more dangerous than negative lightning because it is typically stronger and carries a higher voltage. Positive lightning strikes also tend to occur less frequently but can cause more damage and pose a greater risk to individuals and structures.
The relationship between lightning and temperature is that lightning is more likely to occur in warmer temperatures. This is because warm air rises and creates unstable atmospheric conditions, which can lead to the formation of thunderstorms and lightning.
It is not uncommon for tornadoes to occur in Mississippi during the summer, but they are more common in the spring.
Lightning can occur anywhere that conditions are right for it, and it can be created artificially with a Tesla Coil, but some locations are more likely than others. Tampa, FL has more lightning strikes than anyplace in the world, and Tampa is the native word for "sticks of fire." The expression "a bolt from the blue" is a metaphor for a lightning strike on a cloudless day. In addition, there are flash lightning and cloud-to-cloud lightning, and perhaps other kinds of lightning.
Tornadoes are most common in the afternoon, though they are generally more frequent and more intense in the spring than in summer.