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Why is thunder so loud when it's cold outside?When lightning strikes, the air is heated rapidly (up to 30,000 degrees Celsius), which causes the air to expand quickly, creating the shockwave we hear as thunder. Typically this sound travels ...
And that’s what causes thunderstormstoo ... The lightning flash travels very fast, but the sound of thunder travels much more slowly. And the further away you are, the longer thetime between ...
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