What’s the difference between a thunderstorm and a thundershower?
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You don’t necessarily have to have rain with thunder and lightning. Thunderstorm describes the thunder and lighting independently of the rain. Thundershower describes the combination of a thunderstorm and rain
You don’t necessarily have to have rain with thunder and lightning. Thunderstorm describes the thunder and lighting independently of the rain. Thundershower describes the combination of a thunderstorm and rain
You don’t necessarily have to have rain with thunder and lightning. Thunderstorm describes the thunder and lighting independently of the rain. Thundershower describes the combination of a thunderstorm and rain
I live in an area where thunderstorms are very common. Typically thunderstorms contain rain and lightning/thunder. They are almost always reported as “Thunderstorms.” The only time I think the term “Thundershower” is typically used when it’s likely that the storm will produce mostly rain, with a small chance of lightning and thunder, but that term is very seldom used here in the American midwest/tornado Alley.
I live in an area where thunderstorms are very common. Typically thunderstorms contain rain and lightning/thunder. They are almost always reported as “Thunderstorms.” The only time I think the term “Thundershower” is typically used when it’s likely that the storm will produce mostly rain, with a small chance of lightning and thunder, but that term is very seldom used here in the American midwest/tornado Alley.
I live in an area where thunderstorms are very common. Typically thunderstorms contain rain and lightning/thunder. They are almost always reported as “Thunderstorms.” The only time I think the term “Thundershower” is typically used when it’s likely that the storm will produce mostly rain, with a small chance of lightning and thunder, but that term is very seldom used here in the American midwest/tornado Alley.
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