Lightning often follows a volcanic eruption due to the frictio | Shocking Facts®

Lightning often follows a volcanic eruption due to the friction between particles of the dense ash clouds that are formed as a result of the eruption. When the particles rub together, the charges inside the ash clouds begin to separate. The resulting charge buildup generates lightning strikes from the volcano itself not the sky above.

This rare natural mysterious
phenomenon is called a "Muddy Thunderstorm".

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