Tough question. No proven study. My dad's phone line was struck and it hit him indirectly through the phone. He died a year later of a brain tumor. Makes us wonder considering he wasn't sick a day in his life.
I wouldn't say it could actually set fire to a person, but it could set fire to certain materials of clothes, as well as other flammable things such as trees.
Yes. Lightning is the most common cause of naturally occurring fires.
Lightning can strike and kill you, or start fires. Thunder can't hurt anyone.
lightning causes muck fires :)
Lava coming in contact with buildings or vegetation or lightning from volcanic ash may start fires.
Not usually, though it might be that the sparks from power lines the tornado snaps can start a fire. The storms that produce tornadoes can also produce cloud-to-ground lightning, which can cause fires
About 3000 brush fires per year are started by lightning strikes.
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The lightning hits trees, then the heat makes the fire.
Most often they are started by lightning.
Muck fires start when lightning hits the soil and burns for weeks unless water comes in and puts it out.
Lightning can strike and kill you, or start fires. Thunder can't hurt anyone.
lightning causes muck fires :)
well given the fact that most forest fires start from lightning..... you tell me
Lava coming in contact with buildings or vegetation or lightning from volcanic ash may start fires.
By closing her fist slowly she can heat and boil water, create lightning and start fires.
Not usually, though it might be that the sparks from power lines the tornado snaps can start a fire. The storms that produce tornadoes can also produce cloud-to-ground lightning, which can cause fires
About 3000 brush fires per year are started by lightning strikes.
About 3,000 fires a year are started by lightning strikes.