<p>Thunderstorms happen after a period of warm weather. There are times though in the summer after it’s been warm for a while and even after it was 95 degrees Fahrenheit, the thunderstorms they predicted just ends up being rain without lightning and thunder even when it was hot outside. Why is this?</p>

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Read the question carefully it is not a duplicate. There is no question the same as mine on this site
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I’m not asking which clouds produce lightning and thunder I’m asking why that thunderstorms and thunderclouds usually form when it is warm weather but there are times where it is hot and even 90 degrees outside but it just ends up being rain without any thunder or lightning even though thunderstorms were in the forecast
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Why it doesn’t always rain with lightning and thunder when it’s hot
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# Why it doesn’t always rain with lightning and thunder when it’s hot

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-09-24)

Thunderstorms happen after a period of warm weather. There are times though in the summer after it’s been warm for a while and even after it was 95 degrees Fahrenheit, the thunderstorms they predicted just ends up being rain without lightning and thunder even when it was hot outside. Why is this?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Read the question carefully it is not a duplicate. There is no question the same as mine on this site  
> **username_0**: I’m not asking which clouds produce lightning and thunder I’m asking why that thunderstorms and thunderclouds usually form when it is warm weather but there are times where it is hot and even 90 degrees outside but it just ends up being rain without any thunder or lightning even though thunderstorms were in the forecast  

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