Thunderstorms and Lightning

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Thunderstorms do not directly affect the lithosphere, which is the Earth's outermost solid layer. However, heavy rainfall from thunderstorms can contribute to erosion and weathering processes that can impact the lithosphere over time by wearing down rocks and changing the landscape.

During an outdoor explosives operation equipped with a lightning protection system, when a lightning watch is initiated, all activities involving explosives must cease immediately. Personnel must safely evacuate the area and seek shelter until the lightning watch is lifted. The lightning protection system should be activated to safeguard the explosives and surrounding area from potential lightning strikes.

A thunderstorm?

You would be near the equator, between 30 degrees north and south latitude, where the trade winds converge. These winds blow from the northeast in the Northern Hemisphere and from the southeast in the Southern Hemisphere.

No, a lightning bolt is not caused by the transfer of protons. Lightning occurs when there is a buildup of electrical charge in the atmosphere that is discharged as a visible flash of light. This discharge can happen between different regions of the atmosphere or between the atmosphere and the ground.

When a warm air mass and a cold air mass collide, you get a front. Remember how low-pressure warm air rises and cold high-pressure air moves into its place? The same reaction happens here, except the two forces slam into each other. The cold air forms a wedge underneath the warm air, allowing it to basically ride up into the troposphere on its back and generate rain clouds. The two winds converge and rise together in an updraft that often leads to cloud formation.

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Worldwide, there are as many as 44 lightning strikes per second, every second of every day.

Whether or not you have lightning in your area depends on your local weather. If there is warm, moist air moving into a cooler region, thunderstorms can form, and some can be severe.

Lightning only comes from cumulonimbus clouds, which typically rise several thousand feet into the air, and can produce heavy rains, damaging winds, hail, and even tornadoes.

the light slows in speed and refracts due to glass being denser than air.

Generically if the wind speed reaches at least 64-79 knots the storms are called 'Tropical Cyclones'. However, these storms are also given regional names, if they form over the Atlantic they are also known as a 'Hurricanes' , while if they form over the Indian Ocean they are called a 'Cyclones'. Finally if they form over the Pacific they are called a 'Typhoons'.

There will be 13 black rainstorms in 2017.

1.)Tuesday 25th of April 2017

2.)Thursday 18th of May 2017

3.)Tuesday 23th of May 2017

4.)Friday 9th of June 2017

5.)Tuesday 13th of June 2017

6.)Thursday 6th of July 2017

7.)Sunday 16th of July 2017

8.)Saturday 29th of July 2017

9.)Sunday 30th of July 2017

10.)Wednesday 23th of August 2017

11.)Thursday 24th of August 2017

12.)Tuesday 29th of August 2017

13.)Thursday 19th of October 2017

That's called 'lightning'.

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You can hear the people speaking because sound waves are reflected off of other objects (walls, trees, etc.). When the waves are reflected, they can still make it to your position and allow you to continue hearing the people as they walk.

Sound waves bend around the corner.

During a thunderstorm, the charged clouds can induce polarization in the neutral ground below. The negative charges in the clouds repel electrons in the ground, causing them to move deeper into the Earth, while positive charges are attracted to the surface. This separation of charges can lead to a buildup of positive charge on the ground, increasing the potential for a lightning strike as the electrical imbalance seeks to neutralize itself. Consequently, the interaction between the charged clouds and the ground plays a crucial role in the dynamics of thunderstorms.

Lightning strikes occur when there is a buildup of electrical charge in the atmosphere, typically during a thunderstorm. This buildup creates a significant voltage difference between clouds or between a cloud and the ground. When the electric field becomes strong enough, it discharges the accumulated energy in the form of a lightning bolt, which is a rapid and intense release of electricity. This discharge can produce bright flashes of light, thunder, and can cause significant damage or fire.

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Yes, hail can break or damage metal, especially if the hailstones are large and fall with significant force. Metal surfaces can dent, bend, or develop cracks due to the impact of hail. The extent of the damage depends on the size of the hailstones and the type of metal involved. However, thicker or more resilient metals are less likely to suffer severe damage compared to thinner or softer metals.

A better estimate is 100 strikes per second. At any given time there are about 2,000 thunderstorms occurring worldwide. In most of them lightning will strike every few minutes to every few seconds. if wee divide 100 strikes per minute by 2,000 storms we get an average of 3 strikes per minute (a strike every 20 seconds) per storm, which is a pretty reasonable frequency.

The injury caused by a lightning strike depends greatly on the amount of current that enters the body. A lightning strike is very high voltage, but it can be distributed over a very large area (as shown by the dendritic branching patterns). Unless one is hit directly by a return stroke, the current can be carried through the liquids of the skin to the ground without causing fatal damage. A lightning strike on a sports field can injure as many as a dozen players, and yet kill no one.

Some people have been hit more than once by lightning, suffering skin burns (especially on the head, back, or heels) and occasionally nerve damage.

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A lightning flash travels at the speed of light. The sound of thunder travels much slower. Therefore, we see the flash before we hear the thunder.