Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• What should I do if I'm caught outdoors in a thunderstorm and no shelter is nearby? Find the lowest spot away from trees, fences, and poles (not where flooding might occur). If you are in a forested area, take shelter under short trees. If you are ...
• Jul 10, 2013 ... When thunderstorms are likely, postpone outdoor activities and avoid going outdoors if at all possible. If you are caught outdoors in a thunderstorm, follow these tips to stay safe until the storm passes: If you are in an open area ...
• May 3, 2015 ... “Don't get caught outdoors in a thunderstorm. Have a plan. If you are going to be outside all day, get the forecast. Figure out if there will be thunderstorms or not,” he says. If storms are forecast, postpone plans. And once you ...
• Warnings. When finding a ditch to avoid getting struck, watch for flash flooding. Getting hit by lightning can kill you instantly. The best thing you can do to reduce the risk of being struck is to not be caught outdoors in a thunderstorm. Check your  ...

• Dec 16, 2014 ... Caught In A Thunderstorm | Awesome Wave. Awesome Wave. Subscribe SubscribedUnsubscribe 220. Subscription preferences. Loading... Loading... Working... Add to. Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video ...
• Dec 3, 2011 ... Caught in a Thunderstorm in DC at 4:30AM. koolJ .... Play next; Play now. Caught In A Thunderstorm At Shark Valley Visitors Center In The Florida Everglades
• May 9, 2014 ... What to Do If You Get Caught in a Thunderstorm. So let's say you've ignored these signs and you find yourself caught in a thunderstorm. What do you do? If you're on the water, get the hell off the water. There's no safe place to ...
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• If you are about to be caught in a Thunderstorm.... Make sure everyone aboard is wearing a life jacket. Secure all loose gear, hatches or ports. Determine your location and the best course back to shelter. Keep a sharp lookout for the other ...