Downburst and derecho., and squall line., and tropical cyclone. Strong extratropical cyclones., and dust storm. From Thurrock up to Colchester, there are no forecasts for another thunderstorm tonight. This will allow for a warm, and maybe cloudy start to Bank Holiday Monday. The Met Office’s yellow weather warning for rain does however remain in place …
Thunderstorms form when warm, moist air rises into cold air. The warm air becomes cooler, which causes moisture, called water vapor, to form small water droplets – a process called condensation. The cooled air drops lower in the atmosphere, warms and rises again. A combination of moisture, air, and lift is what causes a thunderstorm …
During this time of the year, thunderstorms also can cause strong winds. Rain falling from a thunderstorm evaporates underneath the cloud, cooling the air beneath it. This cold heavy air plunges to the surface and “splashes” against the ground like a bucket of cold water. The air then rushes sideways resulting in strong winds. What …
Thunderstorms form more often in the summer and in warmer regions because the ground is heated and releases warm air. Regions of high humidity already have a lot of moisture in the air so when the ground releases warmth it creates the ideal beginning for a thunderstorm – warm, moist air. Why are there more …
A thunderstorm is classified as “ severe ” when it contains one or more of the following: hail one inch or greater, winds gusting in excess of 50 knots (57.5 mph), or a tornado. How many thunderstorms are there? The next thing we wondered was what can a severe thunderstorm produce? Severe thunderstorms can produce …
We don’t want to scare you, but it’s likely that you’ve flown on a plane that has been hit by lightning before. Hail can form inside a thunderstorm, which can be particularly dangerous if it goes inside a plane’s engines and then bends or breaks some of the inlet guide vanes Icing. Some more items …
Thunderstorms can actually cause wildfires, and wildfires can cause thunderstorms. In order to best prepare for the fire season, it is important to understand exactly how the weather can affect forest fires and vice versa. Windy storms can pick up and drop hot embers and flaming debris, starting new fires nearby existing ones. Strong wind …
Downburst and derecho., and squall line., and tropical cyclone. Strong extratropical cyclones., and dust storm. Thunderstorms can happen anywhere and at anytime as long as the weather conditions are right. These storms most frequently form within areas located at mid-latitude where warm moist air front collides and border cool air fronts. One of the next …
Storms are not from God; they are a result of nature having spun out of control. God’s involvement is not to send storms, but to protect us from them. When storms come, there are a nearly-infinite number of variables that causes them. If you believe in God then you must thank him for the thunderstorms …
Thunderstorms and lightning Evolution and electrification of thunderstorms. The development of a thunderstorm begins when warm, moist air rises upwards and the water vapor the air contains condenses and forms a cumulus cloud. A few extra ideas to investigate are squall lines, lightning strikes, and thunderstorm occurrence over the world’s oceans. I can figure it …
