As particles rub together from wind friction in a thunderstorm, the charges separate and static electricity develops. The negative charges or electrons separate to the bottom of the thunderstorm, ...
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Ask Ellen: Why isn’t there lightning in snowstorms?
Thundersnow is possible, but it is pretty rare. The reason has to do with the conditions needed for lightning to form in a ...
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