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Cumulonimbus clouds are the tallest clouds With bases around 1 to 2 km (3000 to 6000 ft) above the ground, the largest may break into the stratosphere at an altitude of around 20 km (65,000 ft)Fact Category: Weather Facts | 
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If the total wind energy of an average hurricane could be harnessed and converted to electricity, it would supply the US for as much as three yearsFact Category: Weather Facts | Be the First to Comment
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A bolt of lightning contains enough energy to toast 160,000 pieces of breadFact Category: Weather Facts | Be the First to Comment
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Sunniest place: Yuma, Arizona has over 4,000 hours per yearFact Category: Weather Facts | Be the First to Comment
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Biggest hail stones: Bangladesh on 14th April, 1986, each weighed over 1kg and 92 people are reported to have been killedFact Category: Weather Facts | Be the First to Comment
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The windiest place: Commonwealth Bay, Antarctica where winds of 200mph have been recordedFact Category: Weather Facts | Be the First to Comment
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Longest lasting rainbow: 3 hours on 14 August, 1979 on the coast of Gwynedd, North WalesFact Category: Weather Facts | Be the First to Comment
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