How to pronounce “thunderstorms”(noun) in English

male #16: Thunderstorms. Skurka: It's going to be thunderstorms.

Humidity and thunderstorms. >> MASS: Humidity and thunderstorms, right?

It's thunderstorms--and those are very related. In fact--yeah, it is thunderstorms. And, in fact, if you look at the map of thunderstorms across the country, the annual

of number of thunderstorms, I mean, it's pathetic of the West Coast.

all those thunderstorms dropping rain, so it's very moist, and the air would ride over it and pick up the moisture and came into us.

There was a tremendous amount of thunderstorms going on the area.

there's a really big line of thunderstorms coming through.

Now you can see Baja on the right side coming down over some thunderstorms there, in the Pacific, over Central America, and then there's

know, you can think of thunderstorms like your hot cereal pot.

A lot of dogs, for example, are frightened during thunderstorms.

So that's one--and water vapor is important to thunderstorms because that's an important source of energy for thunderstorms, is water vapor.

a number of reasons, we don't get a lot of thunderstorms and so we are dry.

So why don't we get thunderstorms?

big things, wild fires in California and hurricanes in the Southeast, okay, and thunderstorms in the Midwest.