Abstract:By using NCEP reanalysis meteorological data, FY-2E satellite data, CG lightning data, automatic ground station data and meteorological disaster data, the satellite nephogram characteristics and the CG lightning evolution rules of four types of severe convective storms were analyzed under the influence of tropical systems. When tropical systems such as the equatorial convergence zone, the subtropical high and the tropical depression move to the west and the north, the easterly, southwestern and northeastern air currents around them provide favorable circulation background, sufficient water vapor and higher convective available potential energy for the development of severe convective storms, and the 800 hPa mesoscale convergence line and the vertical flow field contracture which the wind is clockwise with height and the anticyclone on the high level superimposes the cyclones on the low level provide dynamic conditions for severe convective storm. Under the condition of high energy and high humidity, due to the role of convergence and uplift, small convection cells generate, grow gradually, arrange regularly and merge with each other to develop into single storm, multi-cell storm, squall line and MCC of different sizes and shapes, whose structures are dense and uneven. They can not only produce furious CG lightning, but also produce hailstorm, gale and short-time heavy rainfall. The evolution of the cloud top temperature and the total, negative and positive lightning frequency with time are consistent for four types of strong convective storm, positive and negative CG lightning activity can characterize strong convective storm development and evolution, which has good correlation with cloud top temperature. Total (negative) CG lightning evolution is contrary to the trend of cloud top temperature evolution.