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Thunderstorm sounds with rain for focus

This mix is rain at 60 and thunder at 45. It is louder than rain alone, and it still waits for Play before any file is fetched.

Ambient Mixer · Other pages: Rain sounds · Brown noise · White noise · Coffee shop · Fireplace · Ocean waves

On a spare screen

Thunder is easy to overdo. Close cracks jump out of a quiet room, so this page keeps thunder at 45 and puts rain under it at 60. The other layers are off. Press Play, then lower thunder if it feels too near. Open either card to pick another take, and keep thunder lower than the rain. Stop after is useful here: a storm you forget about is louder than a tone you forget about. Twenty-five minutes fades out over ten seconds and then pauses. The idle view shows the two loudest names, which on this page are rain and thunder, and hides the sliders until you move. Put the iPad face-up or on a stand. Headphones make the low end clearer and keep the room quiet for everyone else. Other mixes: rain sounds, fireplace sounds, ocean waves, and the ambient mixer.

FAQ

Why is thunder not at full volume?

A close crack at 100 is startling, not steady. This page starts thunder at 45 under rain at 60 so the rain carries the mix and the thunder sits inside it. Drag thunder down further if your room is small. The rain page is the one with no thunder at all.

Does a thunderstorm link autoplay?

No. The address can hold the levels, and the page still opens silent. Play or the space bar starts it. That is the same rule as every other mix on this site, including a Home Screen icon and a link you send to another desk.

Updated October 2026

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