n.雷雨，雷暴，雷雨交加

原形：thunderstorm复数：thunderstorms

A thunderstorm is an electrical disturbance in the atmosphere, often accompanied by lightning and heavy rain.
雷暴是大气中的电荷扰动，常伴有闪电和大雨。
The sky darkened as the first rumble of thunder echoed across the valley during the thunderstorm.
随着雷暴的第一声隆隆作响，天空变得阴沉起来。
People hurried home, seeking shelter from the violent thunderstorm that had suddenly appeared.
人们匆匆赶回家，躲避突如其来的猛烈雷暴。
Thunderstorms are more common in summer, when warm, moist air rises and meets cooler air, creating instability in the atmosphere.
雷暴在夏季更常见，因为温暖潮湿的空气上升并与较冷的空气相遇，导致大气不稳定。
The lightning illuminated the landscape during the thunderstorm, making it seem like day for a brief moment.
雷暴期间，闪电照亮了大地，短暂地像是白天一样。
The children were frightened by the loud clap of thunder, which seemed to shake the very foundations of their house during the storm.
孩子们被雷声的巨大回荡吓坏了，仿佛那声雷把房子都震动了。
It's important to stay indoors during a thunderstorm to avoid being struck by lightning, which can be deadly.
在雷暴期间待在室内很重要，以避免被闪电击中，这是非常危险的。
Thunderstorms often bring much-needed rain to drought-stricken areas, replenishing water sources and supporting local ecosystems.
雷暴常常给干旱地区带来急需的雨水，补充水源并支持当地生态系统。
The sound of thunder was so close that we could hear the crackling of electricity before the deafening boom.
雷声如此之近，我们甚至能听到电火花的噼啪声，然后是一阵震耳欲聋的轰鸣。
After the thunderstorm passed, the air felt fresh and clean, with a faint scent of ozone lingering in the aftermath.
雷暴过后，空气清新，还带着一丝微弱的臭氧味。