Thunderheads

Thunderstorm Key Chain

A brilliant bolt of lightning streaks across the sky, followed by a booming clap of thunder. Thunderstorms are electrifying displays of nature’s power, unleashing fierce winds and drenching rain. Thousands of these storms occur every day across the Earth.

Magnificent gift, fun educational tool and decoration for families, friends, students, educators, weather experts, storm chasers, nature lovers, scientists and all fans of planet Earth. This soft plushie is sustainably crafted from recycled materials, and a thunderous reminder of weather shaping our world.

Clip-on design allows you to easily attach Thunderheads to your backpack, keys, belt and car. This versatile accessory is also a fun bag charm. With a sturdy silver clasp and chain, decorate your home and travel with style.

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A brilliant bolt of lightning streaks across the sky, followed by a booming clap of thunder. Thunderstorms are electrifying displays of nature’s power, unleashing fierce winds and drenching rain. They are the most common type of violent weather. Over 50,000 thunderstorms occur every day across the Earth.

Cumulonimbus is the cloud type that produces thunderstorms. These enormous vertical clouds are also known as thunderheads! They can rise 10 miles into the sky with flat tops that resemble anvils. Lightning is a huge electric spark that superheats and expands the air, producing a shock wave – what we hear as thunder. Light travels faster than sound, so we always see lightning before we hear the thunder.

Ancient Romans believed the god Jupiter expressed his fury by hurling thunderbolts. Today, we know that thunderclouds form when warm moist air rises up into a ceiling of cold air. A thunderstorm is like an engine in which the warm moist air is the fuel and the cold dry air is the exhaust. With every clap of thunder and bolt of lightning, thunderstorms remind us how the overwhelming power of the weather shapes our world.

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