First of all lightening not only strike in summers but whenever any thunderstorm if there over the place. However we can say that heavy lightening is frequent in summer season because due to unstable atmosphere and high freezing level generates thunderstorms of great height. This is the reason that great amount of positive charge get accumulated at the base of the cumulonimbus clouds which causes heavy lightening.
lightning wouldn't hit a river. . . lightnings strike objects that are nearest to it or the highest/tallest object connected to the ground. . . I'm pretty sure that there are a lot more objects that are more likely to be struck by a lightning rather than a river. . .
A thunderstorm does not strike anything, it is "lightening" that does that.
No, they are not the same at all. A hurricane is a tropical cyclone with winds of at least 74 mph. Lightnings is an enormous electrical discharge that occurs during a storm.
a person who works during a strike
Hurricanes strike because of wind patterns that are triggered to build into large masses due to temperature and humidity. The most humidity occurs in tropical areas, such as Florida state next to the Gulf of Mexico, therefore hurricanes are best known there. This build up of wind masses occurs regularly in the summer because the humidity is the highest. I hope that answered your question!
With the Lightnings was created in 1998.
It just lightnings when it lightnings, it thunders after lightning.
With the Lightnings has 323 pages.
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Summer is the time when lightning strikes most often.
you could get shocked
It rains almost everyday in Disney World. Nothing happens unless it lightnings and thunders. If it lightnings and thunders, rides are closed.
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the lightnign have no teeth bescause it is the electricity from water
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No. One man has been hit seven times. See the link below. Many places are hit repeatedly. There is a river estuary in SOuth America whose name escapes me which has the most lightning strikes on record