(Morning News) The World Meteorological Organization confirmed that the longest single lightning level is 768 kilometers; the maximum duration of a single lightning is 17.102 seconds.

These two giant Lightning World records occur in North America and South America, respectively.The World Meteorological Organization Weather and Climate Extremely Value Commission on Monday (January 31) announced the world records of the new light electrode value. The world record was detected with the assistance of the latest satellite technology.

Agence France -Presse reported that the longest single lightning level was 768 ± 8 kilometers, which across Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas, Southern, southern United States on April 29, 2020.The United Nations News Center reports that this is equivalent to the distance between Beijing and Yantai.This new record is nearly 60 kilometers long than the previous record 709 ± 8 kilometers.

The maximum duration record of a single lightning was detected in thunderstorms in Uruguay and northern Argentina on June 18, 2020, with a length of 17.102 ± 0.002 seconds.The longest giant lightning duration of the previous record was 16.73 seconds.

The two records were confirmed by the World Meteorological Organization responsible for maintaining the weather and climate extremes of the world's, hemisphere and regional extremes, and published the conclusion on the bulletin of the American Meteorological Society.

Randall Cerveny, a reporter of the World Meteorological Organization Weather and Climate Extremely, pointed out that these are records of single lightning events and extraordinary.He said: "The extreme value of the environment is the actual measurement value of natural ability, and it is also a consideration for scientific progress that can make such evaluations. It is likely that there is still greater pole value. With the advancement of lightning detection technology, we will be able to advance, we will be able to advance, we will be able to advance, we will be able to advance.With the ability to observe them. "