What happens by the acumiliation of charges in the cloud
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Lightning forms because of an accumulation of electrical charges inside a cloud due to friction from dust, ice, and water droplets. The bottom of a cloud becomes negatively charged and discharges a lightning strike when enough charge has built up.
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