How do thunderstorms affect non-living things?

Answer 1

they kill or family's some times not always they destroys are homes works hang out places it is amazing

Answer 2

Most notably, tornadoes kill and injure people and animals every year. Tornadoes can also destroy people's homes and businesses as well as the habitats of animals. People may be left with psychological trauma from both the loss and from having experienced such a violent event.

Answer 3

Thunderstorms effects non-living things in many ways. Some are below.

• could make large holes in the roads
• could strike buildings and houses, tearing them down

Answer 4

Thunderstorms can impact non-living things by causing damage through lightning strikes, strong winds, heavy rain, and hail. Lightning strikes can cause fires and damage buildings and infrastructure, while strong winds can uproot trees, damage roofs, and knock down powerlines. Heavy rainfall can lead to flooding, erosion, and landslides.

Answer 5

Tornadoes can destroy their homes and habitats, and kill or injure the animals themselves.

Answer 6

Tornadoes destroy man-made structures and in extreme cases can scour the ground and roads.

Answer 7

it could make big holes in the roads.it also could tare down buildings and houses

Answer 8

It blows it around.

Answer 9

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