After what solar term, there will be no thunderstorm.

It is difficult to answer this question accurately, because there is no real authoritative explanation for the generation of lightning so far; In addition, due to different geographical locations, lightning occurs at different times; Even in the same place, lightning may occur all year round, but the probability of occurrence is different. Here is a reasonable explanation for the lack of thunder and lightning in winter, hoping to help your problem: in summer, because of the strong light of the sun, the ground is heated, a lot of hot air rises violently, and a lot of cold air sinks, causing fierce air friction, and water droplets in the sky are pushed by the updraft, which also causes friction. Friction generates electricity, which causes frequent thunderstorms, small range and more lightning. In winter, on the other hand, because the cold air in the north moves south and gently pushes south, it can't cause strong convection in the upper and lower air, so there is little or no lightning in winter.