Thunder is the sound of lightning. When lightning strikes, it heats up the air around it really fast, so fast that the air expands quickly and makes a loud boom. It’s like when you blow on a balloon really hard and it pops!
Examples
- You’re playing outside when it starts to rain, and suddenly there’s a big thunderclap.
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