Thunder and Lightning Jalynn, Elissa, and Casey. What is thunder and lightning? Thunder and lightning is an electrical storm that strikes the earth. Thunder.

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Thunder and Lightning Jalynn, Elissa, and Casey

What is thunder and lightning? Thunder and lightning is an electrical storm that strikes the earth. Thunder and lightning is an electrical storm that strikes the earth.

How is thunder and lightning formed? Thunder is when lightning makes the air so hot that it expands. Lightning is when clouds get hit with electricity. When the electricity's power gets high enough, it leaps from one place to another. Then the lightning is visible. Thunder is when lightning makes the air so hot that it expands. Lightning is when clouds get hit with electricity. When the electricity's power gets high enough, it leaps from one place to another. Then the lightning is visible.

What other part of the world experiences this type of weather? Almost everywhere in the world including Asia, Africa, North America and South America. Almost everywhere in the world including Asia, Africa, North America and South America.

How Fast can lightning travel? Lightning can travel 60,000 miles per second! Wow, that’s fast! Lightning can travel 60,000 miles per second! Wow, that’s fast!

How long can a lightning bolt be? The average lightning bolt can be 5 miles long. The average lightning bolt can be 5 miles long.