Electric witches, also known as electric witches' hats or electric witches' brooms, are fascinating natural phenomena that occur during thunderstorms. They are caused by the interaction between the electrical charge in the atmosphere and the grounded objects on the Earth's surface. During a thunderstorm, the atmosphere becomes highly charged with electricity. This charge can sometimes be discharged towards the Earth, following the path of least resistance. When it encounters an object on the ground, such as a tree or a tall building, the electrical charge can travel along the surface of the object, creating a trail of ionized air molecules. The trail of ionized air molecules forms a glowing cone shape, resembling a witch's hat or a broom.
The trail of ionized air molecules forms a glowing cone shape, resembling a witch's hat or a broom. It can range in size from a few meters to tens of meters in height, depending on the intensity of the electrical discharge and the size of the object it travels along. Electric witches are mesmerizing to witness and can often be seen during severe thunderstorms.
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They usually last for a short period of time and disappear once the electrical discharge ceases. While electric witches are a captivating natural phenomenon, it is important to remember that thunderstorms can be dangerous. It is best to seek shelter indoors during a thunderstorm and avoid tall objects or open areas..
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