Thunderstorms and Lightning

Rubber is a poor conductor of electricity, so it does not attract lightning. Lightning seeks the path of least resistance to the ground, and rubber does not provide that path due to its insulating properties. This makes rubber a safer material to use in situations where there is a risk of lightning strikes.

Some severe thunderstorms could be dangerous and others are not but MOST of the time THEY ARE. Severe thunderstorms usually need to have or do have frequent cloud to ground lightning, damaging winds 60mph or more, hail 2" or more, and sometimes if they are really severe, they produce tornadoes.

SON stands for high-pressure sodium. It is a type of lighting technology that uses a sodium vapor lamp to produce light. SON lighting is often used in outdoor and street lighting applications due to its high energy efficiency and long lifespan.

get shocked by lightning or just read a thunder book like thunder rose and dream about it and predict that you think it will happen any time.

well it depends on which part of the sun you are talking about
lightning is about 20,000 °C (36,000 °F)
and the sun is the surface of the sun is about 5500 °C and 100000 °F.
But the core is much hotter.

Not really. A lightning strike only superheats the soil in the area of penetration (and can form a fulgurite). From there, the charges "equalize out" by moving in all directions away from there. Certainly there will be some chemical action in the vicinity of "ground zero" for the bolt, but the chemical action is just about exactly what you'd expect you'd get buy digging up a big shovel full of the dirt from there and sticking it in a furnace for half an hour. Lightning's effect on the ground can usually be detected after a strike, but an increase in the fertility of the soil isn't an effect of the passage of many amps of current through the dirt.

Lightning can strike humans when they are in close proximity to a lightning strike, such as standing under a tree or near metal objects. The human body can become a path for the electrical current to travel, resulting in a lightning strike. In such cases, the lightning can cause serious injury or even death.

No, it is not safe to be on the front porch during lightning. Lightning can strike from a distance of up to 10 miles away from a thunderstorm, so it's best to seek shelter indoors when lightning is present to avoid the risk of being struck.

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Blue lightning means that hail is forming.

Red lightning means that there is a lot of rain.

Yellow signifies large quantities of dust.

White stands for low humidity.

There is no scientifically proven green lightning.

When a person is hit by lightning, the electrical current from the lightning can pass through their body, causing injuries or even death. Our bodies conduct electricity due to the presence of ions in our tissues, allowing the lightning's current to travel through, leading to electrocution and damage to internal organs.

I am not an electrician, but my belief is yes, lighting can take out your tV if you have lightning rods. The house across the road where I once lived, had massive lightning rods extending from both ends of the roof ends. It was struck by lighting and the house burned to the ground. Many trees were in the area. My well pumps and also wired smoke alarm detectors were blown. Approximately 30+ years ago, I was sitting in my living room watching a console TV that was physically placed in front of the picture window. A bolt came through the glass, went down to the receptacle, turned the tv on and blew the tube. It was no longer usable.

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Relative motion does it. If an observer (listener) and a source of sound are moving toward or away from each other, Doppler effect will kick in. That's where any wave appears higher in frequency as distance between observer and source shrinks, or lower in frequency as that distance expands. There are numerous video "enactments" of the effect on YouTube and in other locations. A brief clip of a locomotive coming at the camera, passing it and then retreating down the track demonstrates Doppler effect. A clip of an F1 car approaching, passing and disappearing down the straight on a race course may be even more dramatic. The pitch of the sound is higher on approach, "levels out" as the source passes, and then decreases in pitch as the source moves away. It may be possible to alter the source of the sound to get an increase in pitch. But this may not be "simple" as asked, depending on the source.

Yes, it is theoretically possible to be struck by lightning while taking a shower if the plumbing in the building is not properly grounded. When lightning strikes a building, the electrical current can travel through the plumbing and potentially reach someone in the shower. However, this is a rare occurrence.

Lightning can reach the interior of a structure in two ways : an ionized airflow or a conducted charge. The airflow occurrence usually requires two open windows or doors, creating a path through which a lightning strike may travel. This is a rare occurrence. More commonly, lightning strikes a metal roof or siding, or directly hits a telephone or electric wire on the exterior. A high voltage discharge flows through interior wiring, reaching persons or machines inside the building. For this reason, traditional wired phones can be more dangerous in a storm than cordless or cellular devices. A controlled form of "lightning" can be created indoors using a Van De Graaff high-voltage charge generator. (see the NOAA and Van De Graaff related links)

Force Lightning is a dark side Force power that can be acquired in "Knights of the Old Republic II" by training as a Sith or learning from characters such as Darth Sion or Kreia. It is primarily available to characters who embrace the dark side of the Force.

Hurricane Andrew was a category 5 storm, which is the highest category on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale. It made landfall in Florida on August 24, 1992, with winds exceeding 165 mph, causing widespread devastation.

Ionization of the air occurs to form lightning. During this process of ionization, plasma is formed and makes a path down to the earth's surface from the cloud in stages. This is what is referred to as the leader.

The mathematical equation for lightning is related to Ohm's Law: V = I * R, where V represents voltage, I is current, and R is resistance. In the case of lightning, a large electrical potential difference builds up in the atmosphere between clouds or between a cloud and the ground, resulting in a discharge of electricity in the form of lightning. This discharge follows the principles of electrical conductivity and electromagnetic interactions.

An isolated thunderstorm is a storm that only effects 10 percent of a given area where it forms. That means that 90 percent of the area will be clear.

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LG7 is a lighting standard defined by the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) in the UK, which aims to provide guidelines for lighting in educational and office spaces. It focuses on factors such as illuminance levels, uniformity, and glare control to create comfortable and efficient lighting environments. LG7 also emphasizes the importance of incorporating daylight and energy-efficient lighting solutions.

well it would kinda be safer to live in the city at this stage in lighting even though i live in the country and i think its really safe but because there is lots of animals around its properly not a good idea so i would say the city

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Yes, lightning strikes the Earth over 100 times per second, making it a common natural occurrence. Lightning is a discharge of atmospheric electricity that happens during thunderstorms when there is a buildup of electrical charge in the clouds.

Isolated thunderstorms typically last for 30 minutes to an hour, but they can vary in duration depending on the intensity of the storm and atmospheric conditions. Some isolated thunderstorms may be short-lived, while others can persist for a couple of hours.