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From snow devils to St. Elmo's Fire, the weird weather phenomena reported across the globe.Key facts
- Lighting doesn't always come in sheets and forks, sometimes balls of lightning can be seen.
- Tornadoes made up of snow are known as snow devils.
- St. Elmo's fire is a rare electrical charge of ionised air, often found on ships masts and aeroplane wings.
- Some people have even witnessed fish falling from the sky - a phenomena usually explained by hight winds sweeping the fish and depositing them over land.
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Do you know about weird weather phenomena?
Lightning usually comes in forks... Or sheets
But it can also take on a ball shape
Snow devils
Tornadoes made of snow
They don't last long and have never killed anyone
St Elmo's Fire
A rare electrical discharge
Often found on ships' masts
Or aeroplane wings
What is it?
Like lightning it is plasma …
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