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Thunderstorms are storms with lightning and thunder that form from moisture, unstable air, and lift. They consist of big black clouds that produce lightning and thunder. Thunderstorms can be dangerous, killing 75-100 people annually in the US through fires or direct strikes. Safety tips include staying indoors away from windows or isolated objects like trees, taking shelter in a building or low-lying area if outside, and waiting at least 30 minutes after the last lightning or thunder to resume activities.
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Thunderstorms form from cumulonimbus clouds when warm and cool air masses meet, causing moisture, unstable air conditions, and rising air. Thunderstorms produce heavy rain, strong winds, hail, lightning, and thunder. They can be dangerous due to lightning strikes causing fires or deaths each year, or strong winds blowing over trees. Safety tips recommend seeking shelter inside a building or car during a thunderstorm.
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- 2. Definition A thunderstorm is a storm with lightning and thunder
- 3. Description It is a big black cloud with lightning and thunder coming out of it
- 4. What it needs to form • moisture • unstable air • lift
- 5. Effect of damage • 75 to 100 people die each year of thunderstorms • It can make fires
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