Evaporation is the common origin of rainfall and thunderstorm. The moment water particles from the ocean of moistened soil go to the atmosphere, it becomes a water vapor molecule. That will then soon form gray clouds and emits heavy rains plus strong wind down to the Earth. This same situation happens all the time. It is a cycle that is advantageous since these downpours are a refreshment required by both plants and humans.
Nevertheless, there can be times where thunderstorms are forming in evaporation. This incidence happens when warm, damp air rises into the cold air. This change is a process called condensation. A vapor changes into a condensed state and brings a heavy cloudburst down to the Earth. These deluges can provoke accidents that can kill hundreds to thousands of people:
- Landslides.
- Fallen trees.
- Flash floods.
- Live electrical wires that can electrify someone.
- Slippery roads where no automobile can pass through easily.
Climate change is regular, but no human can manage such a natural disaster. It is a major adverse event with atmospheric, geological, and hydrological origins. Howbeit, the most common cataclysm that is happening are the atmospheric changes like thunderstorms, hurricanes, and blizzards.
Thanks to meteorologists, who can see any upcoming natural disaster – not all time, though.
Avoiding places where these catastrophes may happen and going somewhere safe is mandatory to prevent any human casualty. Howbeit, how can you stay safe when driving during lousy weather?
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