Can a thunderstorm kill people

Answer 1

Yes. There are a number of ways thunderstorms can kill. Lightning can kill people either directly through electrocution or indirectly by starting fires. The heavy rain from a thunderstorm can produce flash flooding, which is one of the most common causes of weather-related death. Severe thunderstorms can produce dangerous strong winds that can topple trees and knock over some weak or unanchored structures, potentially crushing people. Thunderstorms are also the cause of the most violent form of weather: tornadoes.

Answer 2

Yes, thunderstorms can be dangerous and have the potential to cause harm and even fatalities. Lightning strikes, strong winds, heavy rainfall, and hail associated with thunderstorms can all pose risks to people's safety. It is important to take precautions and seek shelter during thunderstorms to minimize the risk of injury or death.

Answer 3

Yes, cyclones can definitely kill people. With the speed of the wind in a cyclone, many trees and other large items fall. In turn, many people end up being crushed to death.

Answer 4

Yes. Tornadoes kill dozens of people every year. 2011 has been especially deadly for tornadoes, however, with well over 500 dead.

Answer 5

No, first, tornadoes aren't alive. But we have no way of stopping or preventing them if that's what you mean.

Answer 6

Yes