Discussion
The main negative charge centre in a mid-latitude summer thunderstorm typically lies at a height of about
Answer: B
Correct answer: 6 kilometres
The main negative centre sits near the minus 10 to minus 20 degree level, which in a mid-latitude summer storm is around 6 km. Because it is fixed by temperature rather than by height, it lies lower in winter storms and at higher latitudes and higher in the deep tropics - a shift with real consequences, since a low charge centre is what makes winter positive flashes so powerful.
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