Absolutely NEVER. Irish weather is very mild. It may rain a lot, though not nearly as much as people complain it does but the rain is usually not very heavy. A constant drizzle is the most common type of rain. Once in a while you get heavier rain but not a lot. Thunder and lightning virtually never happen whatsoever in Ireland. I have only seen a lightning bolt once in Ireland and it was quite small. I did hear a clap of thunder once during the 2008 extremely heavy downpour (which also knocked out Cable TV for a few days). It was very loud but it was the one loan clap of thunder. Never heard another.
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Yes. Severe thunderstorms are not uncommon in Texas, especially the northeastern portion of the state, which is in Tornado Alley.
A severe thunderstorm watch is a notification issued by the National Weather Service to inform the public that conditions are favorable for severe thunderstorms to develop. It is a precautionary measure to warn people to be prepared for severe weather and possible warnings.
Yes, Chicago has experienced severe thunderstorms in the past. Severe thunderstorms can bring strong winds, heavy rain, lightning, and even tornados to the city. Chicago is located in a region known for its volatile weather patterns, so severe thunderstorms can occur during the spring and summer months.
Severe thunderstorms often form along cold fronts, though not always.
Severe thunderstorms can reach heights up to 60,000 feet, while ordinary thunderstorms typically reach heights of around 30,000 to 40,000 feet. This difference in height is due to the stronger updrafts found in severe thunderstorms, allowing them to build higher into the atmosphere.