US lightning strikes reach new eight-year high in 2025

Fonte: New York Post

Originally Published by: Here's what to do if you encounter a flooded road What are Cold Weather Alerts? What constitutes a blizzard? Lightning strikes are always a serious threat, no matter what season it is. For the last year, lightning strikes in the US have reached an 8-year-high, according to Vaisala Xweather. Xweather operates the world’s definitive lightning-detection infrastructure, capable of recording 99% of thunderstorms worldwide and detecting over two billion lightning events.

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