Definition of Ribbon Lightning

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Ribbon Lightning

The term 'Ribbon Lightning' as it applies to the area of the weather can be defined as ' Appears to be a broad stream of fire. A succession of strokes, each blown a bit to the side of the previous strokes by wind, but striking so fast that all the strokes are seen at once as a ribbon-like flash'.

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