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(1) I fear them for one reason: electrical outages.
Me too, until I was outside during one and my hair raised on my arms right before a strike, I got under cover before it hit. Wow, what a feeling.
I like them. I grew up in Kansas and then moved to Florida, both thunderstorm capitols. It seems amazing that more people aren't struck. When the TV weathermen could map individual strikes on their maps, it got really impressive. I remember a weather guy showing how one stroke they detected traveled horizontally about 40 miles before hitting the ground in an area that would have had clear blue skies at the time. Wouldn't that make you just out of your shorts.
not every thunderbolt makes it to the ground. know something for fking once.I like them. I grew up in Kansas and then moved to Florida, both thunderstorm capitols. It seems amazing that more people aren't struck. When the TV weathermen could map individual strikes on their maps, it got really impressive. I remember a weather guy showing how one stroke they detected traveled horizontally about 40 miles before hitting the ground in an area that would have had clear blue skies at the time. Wouldn't that make you just out of your shorts.
