SEARCH FOR CORRELATIVITY OF LIGHTNING(STROKE)WITH ATMOSPHERIC STRATIFICATION FACTORS

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    In this paper the statistical analysis is carried out on the correlation between lightning strokes and atmospheric stratification factors.It is shown that the total number of strokes in lightning process is mainly decided by environmental temperature at altitude with the residual instability of 5℃(Tr).The instability should also affect the total number of strokc in lightning process.A forecasting equation of stroke in lightning process has been deduced and two interesting preliminary conclusions have been obtained.
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