Why thunderstorms are disastrous weather?

Thunderstorm is a weather phenomenon, which is characterized by large-scale cloud movement, much more violent than showers, accompanied by discharge, and is common in summer. When a thunderstorm comes, there are often strong winds and thunderstorms. The wind came, flying sand and stones, overturning roofs and blowing down walls. In the storm, things in the street danced with the wind, flying everywhere and even uprooting trees.

Thunderstorm is coming, it's raining cats and dogs, the rain is urgent, the raindrops are thick and the rainfall is heavy. Dozens of millimeters or even hundreds of millimeters of rainfall, it rained in dozens of minutes or hours. When this kind of rain falls, it seems that the raindrops are blurred and there is water on the ground. This sudden rainstorm, if not prepared in advance, is a great threat to warehouses, farmland, power plants, steel mills and so on. Sometimes there will be floor lightning, which hits the towering objects on the ground, resulting in lightning strikes. Lightning strikes will destroy houses and trees, and even cause fires, which seriously threaten power supply. Sometimes, because lightning strikes burn out transformers and high-voltage lines, there is a power outage, and the factory has to stop working. Lightning strikes even cause human and animal casualties. Thunderstorms sometimes bring hail and tornadoes, which have a greater impact.

Therefore, thunderstorms are disastrous weather.