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Zogo
Jul 29, 2003

It's possible especially if you're wearing wool and near a heating vent. I'd try using a humidifier in that area and seeing if things change.

If an area is dry you can get a lot of static electricity between carpeting and a laptop as one example.

Lightning itself is caused by static electricity. And it can travel hundreds of miles in less than a second.

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