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Cloud with lightning

Someone call Benjamin Franklin! The lightning is ready for his kite experiment. This cloud with lightning emoji features only a single streak of lightning. Can you hear the thunder, yet? This emoji is best used when lightning strikes near you or to say that something is electrifying, like a new romance or exciting experience.

Codepoints: 1F329 FE0F
Introduced: June, 2014 in Unicode version 7.0.0 (Emoji version 0.7)
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