If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. A volcanic eruption in January of 2022 may have been the trigger for the most violent ...

It also sparked the most intense lighting storm ever witnessed ... offering an unparalleled view of the high-altitude lightning strikes inside the volcanic plume. And the fury of the lightning ...

What's more, this lightning storm ... volcano's eruption — and the lightning rode the rippling rings like a surfer on ocean waves. Lightning rings are also termed "lightning holes," because ...

That storm now boasts the most lightning ever recorded on Earth. Hanging ominously above the Pacific Ocean was a volcanic cloud ... charges have gathered inside a thundercloud.

The January 2022 eruption generated more than 192,000 lightning flashes and sent a volcanic plume of ash 36 ... The plume produced the most intense lightning storm ever seen, with 2,600 flashes ...

For the first time, scientists have been able to “see” and trace lightning inside ... storm happening within. Lightning is known to flash in the tumultuous clouds belched out during volcanic ...

The eruption of the underwater Hunga volcano in the southern Pacific Ocean produced the most intense lightning storm ever recorded. "This eruption triggered a supercharged thunderstorm ...

When the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano erupted in January 2022 ... the atmosphere and lead to thunderstorm-like lightning even in a snow storm. The report noted that many of these lightning ...

At its peak, the sprawling storm created 2,615 flashes per minute, smashing the previous record of 993 flashes. "This series of events on Jan. 15 led to an extreme version of volcanic lightning ...

At least 2,600 lightning bolts each minute were detected during peak activity, shattering rates from any other weather system, storm or volcanic eruption recorded in Earth’s history. Using the ...

A photo of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcanic eruption ... the raging lighting storm produced 2,600 flashes per minute. The scientists also detected lightning as high as an estimated 12 ...