11.   Instead, strong solar heating creates small hot spots that produce rising columns of air, which lead to thundershowers of only a few miles wide.

12.   It upholds environmental responsibility with cooling breezeways, wide porches, solar heating and cisterns that hold harvested rainwater.

13.   Strong solar heating will be the catalyst for a broken band of potent thunderstorms late Sunday from central Kansas to western Texas.

14.   Strong solar heating leads to invisible updrafts, precursors of desert storms.

15.   The combination of solar heating and lifting by the cold front resulted in heavy thunderstorms, which left as much as three inches of rain in southwest Pennsylvania.

16.   Thunderstorms will rumble into western Pennsylvania and western New York during the day, though pre-existing clouds will offset solar heating, thereby lessening the threat of severe weather.

17.   Unlike many storms, these were not energized by strong solar heating.

18.   Unlike many thunderstorms, these were not energized directly by solar heating.

19.   Unlike many thunderstorms, these were not energized by solar heating.

20.   What do clone, smog, and solar heating have in common?