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Brontophobia: Understanding the Fear of Thunder & Storms
Brontophobia (also called astraphobia, ceraunophobia, or keraunophobia) is a specific phobia of thunder and storms. The term derives from Greek brontē (thunder).
- Onset typically in early childhood (before age 10 in 87.5% of cases).
- Fear often lessens by adulthood.
- No significant gender difference in prevalence.
- Symptoms: excessive, irrational fear, anxiety, stress, and avoidance of storms.
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