Sentence examples for thunderstorm smell from inspiring English sources
Ozone leaves a distinctive smell of its own, oftentimes referred to as the "thunderstorm smell" (lightning produces high quantities of ozone).
Look for: A thunderstorm.
No salt from turquoise seas, no smell of palm fronds slashed by thunderstorms.
Our ger, its floor lined with vinyl mats, had the fresh smell of earth after rain; when thunderstorms rolled through the valley we sat in our "little round house," as my daughter called it, and listened to rain thrumming on the roof.
He noted its presence in rainwater after thunderstorms and named the gas ozone for its peculiar smell (ozo is Greek for smell).
And so it is with all the diverse triggers of pleasure and memory in each encounter with the world's oldest national park: the smell of the first drops of a summer thunderstorm on a dusty footpath, the ratchet of grasshoppers, the wind sighing in pines, and the waves breaking on the beaches of Yellowstone Lake.
14.45 Look out the window at thunderstorm.
Thunderstorms that crack the sky with lightning and leave behind a sulfureous smell.
I used to go there just to smell the gasoline, to see the rainbows of fuel in the wet pavement after a good old fashioned Midwestern thunderstorm, to see if the guy behind the counter might chat me up if I bought a Hershey's bar or a bottle of Coke.
* Dozens of fish, later identified as flounder and smelt, were found in gardens and on roofs in the borough of Newham in east London, following a thunderstorm on the night of 27-28 May 1984. 27-28 May 1984
