Is thunder and lightning scary in winter or in summer?

In winter, the weather is generally dry, the air resistivity is very high, and there is little lightning. Even if it hits, it will not be very big.

In summer, the weather is hot, the air flows violently, and the friction between particles is very intense. When enough electricity (voltage) is accumulated, coupled with humid air, the resistivity of the air will decrease, and then a strong current will be formed, that is, the lightning you see is usually very big and powerful.

If the landlord doesn't mind, you can personally test the voltage of the two and reach out and feel it. Just kidding, hehe.