Lightning, hail, clouds and storms, sourced. A weather fact for each day of the month, with sources like NOAA and the Met Office named where it matters.

A lightning bolt can heat the air to around 30,000 K, about five times hotter than the Sun's surface (NOAA).
Count the seconds between flash and thunder. Divide by 5 for miles, or by 3 for kilometres.
'When thunder roars, go indoors' is the National Weather Service's rule. If you can hear thunder, you're close enough to be struck.
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