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explain the formation of a thunderstorm. ​

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Answered by superjunior
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thunderstorms of weather conditions characterized by thunder lightning and heavy rain .

they offer because of the conduction of air in hot and humid areas as a near Earth surface warms up, it Rises. this result in strong oxidizing winds which carry moisture with them the moisture condenses into water droplets in the cooler upper region of the atmosphere .

the water droplets fall down history not freeze and forest hill the Rapid movement of falling water droplets and rice in your create lightning and sound .

Answered by Rememberful
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\textbf{Thunderstorm}:

The swift movement of the falling water along with rising are producing sound, lightning, heavy rain, and strong wind is called thunderstorm.

\textbf{How Thunderstorm forms ? }

Warm air rises and carry water droplets. At higher altitude the water droplets freezes and falls down towards the earth. During this The frozen droplets melt to form water droplets which falls in the form of heavy rain. This falling water along with the rising warm air and lightning give rise to a thunderstorm.

Two important characteristics will be : moisture, sea breeze or mountains as they provide help in formation of a thunderstorm.

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