Assertion: lightning | /r/CapableOf | strike tree
Facets:
value: in 1998
type: TEMPORAL
value: in charleston
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: When lightning strikes a tree, the heat vaporizes any water in its path possibly causing the tree to explode or a strip of bark to be blown off.
text: Lightning hits trees because it is a tall object, and lightning is attracted to tall objects.
text: A ground current is when lightning strikes a tree or other object and the energy travels outward in and along the ground surface.
text: : Lightning strikes a tree and house in Charleston, West Virginia in 1998.
text: Lightning striking a tree will appear a bright, fiery orange/red color for the length of the channel traveling down the tree.
text: When lightning strikes a tree, it vaporizes the water inside and causes an influx of steam which can blow the tree apart.
text: But when a storm hit the region, lightning struck plants and trees, creating dozens of wildfires that spread and destroyed 40 percent - 750,000 acres - of the park.