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Thunderstorms and Lightning

Also referred to as a lightning storm, a thunderstorm is a weather form wherein thunder and lightning are present. Thunderstorms, most especially if accompanied by heavy rains and downburst winds, pose hazards to people and the environment.

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What is a simile for a bolt of lightning struck the tree?

The bolt of lightning struck the tree like a fiery spear piercing the night sky. In an instant, it illuminated the dark landscape, crackling with raw energy. The tree shuddered as if it had been hit by a powerful fist.

How many time has kingda ka been struck by lightning?

Kingda Ka has not been struck by lightning, as it is designed to withstand extreme weather conditions. Amusement parks have safety protocols in place to protect their rides during storms and lightning strikes.

Countries whose highway speed limit is faster than Canada?

India's highest speed limit is 180km/h or 120mph in the Bangalore's Airport expressway

Do thunderstorms go in circles?

No, thunderstorms do not typically go in circles. Thunderstorms exhibit vertical and horizontal movement driven by atmospheric conditions, such as wind patterns and temperature gradients. While they can have rotating updrafts that may produce tornadoes or funnel clouds, the overall movement of a thunderstorm is generally not circular.

What type of energy source did the first Melbourne's trams run on?

The first electric tram operated between Box Hill and Doncaster from 1889 to 1896 when it was abandoned.

After that cable trams ran exclusively until 1906 when the first permanent electric tram service began operation in the North Melbourne area.

Cable trams were progressively phased out but continued to operate alongside the electric network until 26 October 1940.

What is a sudden electrical discharge that often accompanies thunderstorms?

A sudden electrical charge that accompanies thunderstorms is called lightning.

What does it mean if you see a flash of lightning and clap of thunder at almost the exact same time?

Just for fun: If you see a clap of thunder, call a journalist! More seriously, if you see a flash of lightning and hear a clap of thunder at almost the same exact time, it means that the electrical discharge that generated both the lightning and the thunder is very close to you, and you should take precautions immediately to avoid injury to yourself. Usually, the most practical precaution is to seek shelter in a building protected by lightning rods or a metal vehicle that will conduct electricity around you more readily than through you!

How do you prevent yourself from being struck by lighting?

The obvious answer is stay indoors during a thunder and lightning storm. But, if caught outdoors don't shelter under a single tree in a large open area. Or under the tallest tree in a forest. If on the summit of a bare hilltop, kneel down (in a trench, hollow or drain, if possible) and cover your head with your arms and keep your head close to the ground (this advice is from a survival book). When, several years ago, I was caught is a severe thunder and lightning storm, while wild camping on very high ground in North Wales, I simply lay as flat in my tent and kept my fingers crossed as lightning flashed for several minutes (it seemed longer!) around me. One thing to avoid is to carry on playing golf!

Is the storm prediction center going to upgrade the slight risk to MDT for tornadoes April 6th 2014?

Probably not, though it probably can't be ruled out either. Typically, when a moderate risk outlook has been issued, the previous outlook had a relatively large area under a higher degree of slight risk (such as a 10% outlook for tornadoes). The 10% tornado outlook in this case is not that large, but again, an upgrade to the outlook probably can't be ruled out.

That said, even if a moderate risk outlook is not issued, the SPC has mentioned the potential for strong tornadoes, and violent tornadoes have occurred under similar circumstances.

SPC outlooks should be taken with a grain of salt, as a slight variation in weather conditions can make a significant difference in how an event will play out.

How does lightning outside make the house seems more delicate?

Lightning outside tends to make a house seem more delicate because there will sometimes be power surges or other anomalies that will make it seem like the house won't hold up in a storm. Lightning makes a person feel less in control of their environment, therefore making it seem like even their house isn't safe.

Is it safe to fish in the middle of a scattered thunderstorm?

No, it is not safe to fish in the middle of a scattered thunderstorm. Lightning poses a significant danger, and being on or near water increases the chances of getting struck. It is best to seek shelter indoors and wait until the storm passes before resuming any outdoor activities.

How do strong updrafts contribute to the severity of a thunderstorm?

Strong updrafts (upward moving air in a thunderstorm) contribute to the severity of a thunderstorm by increasing vertical draft strengths.

What is the gay capital of the world?

There is no such thing as the gay capitol. However there are very populated areas where gays and lesians reside throught every country

What type of bey is Lightning L-Drago?

Lightning L-Drago is the forbidden bey it is left rotating bey it has two energy ring modes normal and barrage mode barrage increases attack, but drains balance and stamina. Keep to normal mode it increases all the stats previously mentioned.

L-Drago is an attack type bey and at the moment of impact with another bey the speed and attack permanently increase please check bey wiki if this did not help bey wiki is sponsored by the W.B.B.A ( World Bey Blade Agency)

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Can you absorb thunder?

Thunder is a sound.

As with all sound it can be absorbed by the physical surrounding such as the landscape etc