St. Elmo's Fire Phenomenon More Common Than Previously Understood

New research indicates that St. Elmo’s Fire, a weather phenomenon characterized by a purple glow during thunderstorms, may occur much more frequently than scientists previously believed.

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Your Closest Forest Gets Lit Up by a Hidden Purple Glow

Research shows that a phenomenon called St. Elmo’s Fire, which occurs during thunderstorms, may be much more common than previously understood.

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St. Elmo's Fire Phenomenon More Common Than Previously Understood

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Your Closest Forest Gets Lit Up by a Hidden Purple Glow

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