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How can a thunderstorm with no rain start a wildfire?

  1. Cloud-to-ground lightning
  2. Large hailstones falling
  3. A strong cold downdraft
  4. Heavy dew on the grass
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Correct answer: A. Cloud-to-ground lightning

Dry thunderstorms give no rain to damp the ground, while cloud-to-ground lightning heats and ignites vegetation.

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