Question

3 multiple answer 1 point select all of the possible effects of a thunderstorm heavy rain lightning sunburn ocean swells strong winds hail

Explanation:

A thunderstorm is a weather phenomenon. Heavy rain is a common result as the storm system brings significant moisture. Lightning occurs due to electrical discharges within the storm clouds. Strong winds are part of the storm's circulation. Hail can form when there are strong updrafts and cold temperatures aloft in the storm. Sunburn is caused by ultraviolet rays from the sun, not a thunderstorm. Ocean swells are typically from wind over the ocean surface for an extended period (not specifically a thunderstorm's direct effect).

Answer:

Heavy Rain, Lightning, Strong Winds, Hail