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Chance of a Thunderstorm?

Asked by Stuman (13points) September 7th, 2010

I’m working on a weather app for the iPad. We are using the phrase “Chance of a Thunderstorm” to state that there is a chance of a thunderstorm. However, that phrase sounds strange to me. Is it more common/proper to say “Chance of Thunderstorms”? I googled both phrases and the singular has far more hits. Which would you say is more widely used/correct? We can only use one or the other as we don’t have much space and cannot write out the entire sentence.

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