Every time there is a thunderstorm, there will be frequent power outages. Why?

The main reasons for power failure in thunderstorm weather are as follows:

(1) The line was struck by lightning, resulting in line fault tripping;

(2) In rainy days, the insulation of lines is reduced, and mutual discharge between lines is easy to trip;

(3) Thunderstorm weather is generally accompanied by strong winds, such as strong winds blowing down trees and sundries near wires and touching wires, as well as floating objects, such as plastic films, colorful flags and banners, clothes, etc. Winding on wires, resulting in short circuit fault between wires.

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