Thunderstorm_Today's story
When there is a layer of warm, moist air that rises in a large, swift current into a cooler area of the atmosphere, a thunderstorm occurs.
Precipitation occurs when content condenses and forms towering cumulonimbus clouds. Next, the cold air will fall to the earth and hit the ground with a strong horizontal wind flow.
Then at the same time the electric charge accumulates with the cloud particles, namely water droplets and ice.

