What is the name of the lightning disaster among the three major disasters in Buddhism?

This is a lightning disaster with no specific name. The three disasters in Buddhism are fire, flood and wind. The three disasters refer to floods, fires and storms, when the world will be destroyed. The world is robbed in the middle of life, and then robbed at bad times. Among the 20 bad robberies, the first one 19 was robbed in the bad world, and the last one was robbed in the bad world. Fire goes from hell to hell, from bad to early Zen. The flood changed from endless hell into two Zen days. Under the storm, there is no hell, and the worst is the three Zen days. There will be no three disasters after four Zen days.