thick thunderstorm or loud thunderstorm?
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Here in the US, we wouldn't use "thick" to describe a thunderstorm. We would use words such as:
loud = for the sound of wind and/or lightening
strong = for how much wind and/or lightening
long = duration of the storm
big = duration, size (how much area it covered), or strength
Other words such as "wicked" or "nasty" can also be used if one wishes to be more emphatic.
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I'd sooner say "heavy thunderstorm", and "loud thunder" or "a peal of thunder" for the sound.
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i think loud
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Loud.
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