Thunderstorms are more likely to occur in :- Winter mornings Summer mornings Winter afternoons Summer afternoons

Thunderstorms are more likely to occur in Summer afternoons.

Here's why:

1. Thunderstorms require warm, moist air and unstable atmospheric conditions to form. These conditions are more common in the summer months.

2. The heat of the afternoon sun warms the ground and causes water to evaporate, increasing the amount of moisture in the air. This warm, moist air rises and can form thunderstorm clouds.

3. In the winter, the air is generally colder and drier, which is not conducive to the formation of thunderstorms.

4. Similarly, mornings, whether in winter or summer, are typically cooler with less evaporation occurring, making thunderstorm formation less likely.

So, while thunderstorms can occur at any time, they are most likely to occur in the summer afternoons when conditions are just right.