How loud is thunder?

Answer by  Jago2010 (56)

A thunder is considered very loud and hurtful to the human ear. It is approximately 120 decibels, maybe little less that a chainsaw according to scientific measurements.

Answer by  Ashley68 (404)

Thunder is said to measure at about 120 decibels, but there is a large range, usually between 120-135 decibels. You can compare this to an ambulance siren or someone shouting in your ear. Thunder is loud enough to cause discomfort in your ear, but is not much more damaging than that.

Answer by  Mallika (449)

The thunder is very loudy and sometimes low. We have to fear the lighting and not the thunders. But while we hear the sounds we will be feared.

Answer by  Anonymous

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