By: Jamie, Lexie, and Shanice Lightning Facts How fast they? 60 thousand miles per hour How bright is a flash of lightning? Ten-million, one hundred.

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By: Jamie, Lexie, and Shanice

Lightning Facts How fast they? 60 thousand miles per hour How bright is a flash of lightning? Ten-million, one hundred watt light bulbs.

Lightning Facts How did we learn that lightning is electrical? Benjamin Franklin’s electrical experiments Why do we see lightning before we hear thunder? Light is about a million times faster than sound.

3 Kinds of Lightning  Cloud in cloud  Cloud to cloud  Cloud to ground

Cloud in cloud lightning

Safety Rules  Keep away from windows and doors  Stay away from sinks, tubs. the stove and things that conduct electricity.  Don’t use electric appliances like the TV  Don’t use the telephone unless there is an emergency