Venezuela's Everlasting Lightning Storm - Atlas Obscura

Almost 300 nights a year, a lightning storm rages in a small part of Venezuela. Known as Relámpago del Catatumbo, the storm is located where the Ca
Almost 300 nights a year, a lightning storm rages in a small part of Venezuela. Known as Relámpago del Catatumbo, the storm is located where the Catatumbo River flows into Lake Maracaibo. Warm air from the Caribbean meets the cold air from the mountains, creating the perfect conditions for lightning. 

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The Everlasting Lightning Storm of Venezuela Producing 3,600 flashes per hour, for 10 hours at a time, most nights out of the year, this everlasting lightning storm has been raging for

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The everlasting storm: Stunning images of unique phenomenon in Venezuela where lightning has raged almost EVERY NIGHT for thousands of years

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The everlasting storm: Stunning images of unique phenomenon in Venezuela where lightning has raged almost EVERY NIGHT for thousands of years

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Atlas Obscura Explores 'The Everlasting Lightning Storm' of the Catatumbo Region of Venezuela