Sentence examples for thunderstorm lightning from inspiring English sources

Rain, thunderstorm, lightning.

In 1991 during a first-round afternoon thunderstorm, lightning struck a tree at Hazeltine, killing one spectator and injuring five others who were standing nearby.

During a thunderstorm, lightning can fry that methane to a crisp, releasing the hydrogen and reducing the carbon to little black bits.

Despite the encroaching thunderstorms – lightning cracked behind the stage during several songs, prompting cheers and gasps – they commanded an enormous crowd of dedicated drum'n'bass skankers.

ALTHOUGH summer has just begun, the weather in many parts of the country has been unduly hot, accompanied by thunderstorms, lightning and power failures.

Moreover, in a region of spectacular summer thunderstorms, lightning ignited an estimated 372 "fire starts" from 1975 to 1996 in 40,000 acres of forests surrounding Los Alamos.

Earlier Heathrow had warned of a strong likelihood of thunderstorms, lightning strikes and hail, which can significantly reduce capacity for take-offs and landing.

Wind, thunderstorms, lightning and fog have delayed play each of the first three days.

In drought-plagued Northern California, "dry thunderstorms" — lightning and wind with very little rain — are the main cause of roughly two dozen large blazes that have led to one firefighter's death and prompted Gov. Jerry Brown to declare a state of emergency.

Cumulonimbus clouds are mostly affiliated with thunderstorms, lightning, heavy rainfall, blizzard or hail.

Another shed contains a thunderstorm, with lightning flashes, dark rumbles and water falling on the sodden duckboards at your feet.