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• TITLE: Electromagnetic Storm in the Atmosphere: Magnetic Induction Field and Electric Current Density Generated by the Cumulonimbus Cloud Observed in Chad

  AUTHORS: Foulla Dieudonné Platou, Mahamat-Nour Mackaye, Guirdjebaye Narngar, Koyambo-Konzapa Steve-Jonathan

  KEYWORDS: Storm, Current Density, Lightning, Electric Field, Magnetic Field

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Electromagnetic Analysis and Applications, Vol.17 No.8, August 31, 2025

  ABSTRACT: The study of electromagnetic phenomena in the atmosphere is very interesting because it allows us to predict the dangers caused by induced currents resulting from an electrical discharge from an existing cumulonimbus cloud. Simulation of the electromagnetic properties of a possible discharge from the cumulonimbus cloud observed in Chad shows that lightning can occur with a very high magnetic field intensity and an electric current density outside safe limits. Such an electrical discharge could not occur without consequences for the surrounding electrical equipment, the habitat, and humanity.