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Can you get struck by lightning from inside your house...???

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waaa it's thundering and lightning and i'm home alone........plus the electricy keeps going outt!! good thing i charged the laptop.....

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  1. Light

      

    Day and night

    Is decided upon by light

    Daylight is wondrous and bright

    Darkness solely brings upon fright

    Black and white

    Is entirely lucid in light

    The beauty of sight

    Is valued broadest in light

    Any form of fight

    Must be done in light

    Otherwise winning will be tight

    In the absence of light

    Hovering around will be our plight

    We can't separate wrong from right

    If we cannot see without the light

    So light from the sun is fun

    Essential for a battle to be won

    As a fire ignites

    Particles of dust reunite

    The fiery orange light

    Fends of the termites that bite

    The candle or moonlight

    Is always a special invite

    Inspiring me to write

    Spinning my imagination to great heights!

    Light is good

    Light is food

    Light acts upon our moods

    Light is a weapon

    Light is a bundle of fun

    Light of a lamp, of a candle or sun

    I call for you to keep shining on!

    By: Sylvia Chidi


  2. i am sure yr house has a lightning conductor coz it is a by law tat every building should have....so u are safe...

  3. Lightning is a sudden discharge of electricity between charged regions of thunderclouds and the ground. Only about 25 percent of lightning strikes are cloud-to-ground. The rest are either cloud-to-cloud or intracloud

    Lightning USUALLY strikes the tallest object. It makes sense that the tallest object is most attractive, because it is the easiest path for the lightning to take.

    Cloud-to-ground lightning can kill or injure people by direct or indirect means. The lightning current can branch off to a person from a tree, fence, pole, or other tall object.

    There are three main ways lightning enters homes and buildings: (1) a direct strike, (2) through wires or pipes that extend outside the structure, and (3) through the ground. Regardless of the method of entrance, once in a structure, the lightning can travel through the electrical, phone, plumbing, and radio/television reception systems. Lightning can also travel through any metal wires or bars in concrete walls or flooring.

  4. Are you by chance from near saskatoon? We have just been pelted with rain and thunder and lighting pretty good.

    There was a few times i couldnt even count to one before the boom came after the lightning!

    My poor puppy was so scared lol.

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