How does thunder make the noise?

Answer 1

Lightning causes thunder when weather conditions cause an electrical charge in the earths atmosphere to ground to the earth. The charge breaks the sound barrier, displacing the air. When the air collides back together it produces thunder.

Answer 2

Thunderstorms are created through updrafts when warm moist air is forced upwards and produces clouds. these clouds intensify to produce rain. When it has intensified enough, water droplets rub together in the cloud to make static electricity. This static electricity mus be discharged through lightning and this is what causes a thunderstorm. Thunderstorms can produce winds, hail and tornadoes.

Answer 3

The thunder is just noise lightning makes. You see Lightning before thunder because the speed of light is faster than the speed of sound. That's why you can how far away a storm is by counting the seconds between a flash of lightning and the thunder it makes

Answer 4

Thunder is the sound produced by the rapid expansion of air surrounding a lightning bolt as it heats up to temperatures as high as 30,000°C (54,032°F) in a fraction of a second. The rapid heating causes the air to expand explosively, creating shockwaves that we hear as thunder.

Answer 5

it is formed when the air in the thunder cloud gets heated to hot and then it explodes. it is not when god bowls

Answer 6

The electrical discharge heats the surrounding air so quickly, that it more or less explodes. This explosion-like rapid expansion causes a shockwave similar to that of an explosion.

Answer 7

Thunder is the sound made by lightning when it strikes an object or another cloud. It is heard after lightning is seen because light moves faster than sound.

Answer 8

Thunder makes a boom sound because of the waves of air.

Answer 9

Because of the lightning