In thunderstorm weather, don't continue to play at the top of buildings such as the roof, and you can't enter isolated shacks, sentry boxes and trees to shelter from the rain. If you really have no choice, you must keep a distance of 3 meters from the trunk, squat down and put your legs together.
2. Don't stay on the water or on the water.
Swimming, washing clothes, fishing and playing by the river are all dangerous in rivers, lakes and beaches. Water can conduct electricity. Once struck by lightning, there is no chance to hide.
Don't walk too fast.
Don't run in a thunderstorm, let alone drive a motorcycle or ride a bike. Moving fast in a thunderstorm is easy to be struck by lightning. If you see a high-voltage line that has been struck by lightning outdoors, because there is a step voltage near the breakpoint of the high-voltage line, people nearby should never run, but jump with their feet together.
Step 4 stay away from metallic substances
You shouldn't hold an umbrella with an iron handle when walking in the rain. It's best to put away the metal toys such as iron in your hand. When sheltering from the rain, observe whether there are exposed metal objects or electrical equipment such as water pipes and gas pipes around, and don't stay near iron fences, metal clotheslines, overhead metal bodies and railway tracks. Iron is also conductive, so try to avoid it.
Even in the house, try to stay away from metal things, especially the shower. Try not to take a shower with a shower in rainy days, and close the doors and windows to prevent touching the metal frame of the window.
5, can't play mobile phones
Never play with your mobile phone in thunderstorm weather. Try to avoid answering the phone and don't use the landline at home. Lightning rods can only protect buildings, but can't do anything about the thunder waves invading along overhead power lines and telephone lines. Pay attention to turning off all power supplies in the house.
6. Wear shoes in thunderstorm weather
Walking barefoot or sheltering from the rain in thunderstorm weather increases the possibility of being struck by lightning. When a thunderstorm comes, you should wear shoes immediately, or put plastic and other insulators on your feet to prevent accidents.