The document provides tips for safety during thunderstorms. It advises that when thunder is heard, individuals should go indoors to a safe, enclosed shelter such as a home, office, or vehicle. The document warns against staying in open areas, vehicles without complete roofs, or near tall structures where lightning could strike. It also recommends avoiding contact with water or electronics that are plugged in, and using corded phones, during a thunderstorm.
The document provides tips for safety during thunderstorms. It advises that when thunder is heard, individuals should go indoors to a safe, enclosed shelter such as a home, office, or vehicle. The document warns against staying in open areas, vehicles without complete roofs, or near tall structures where lightning could strike. It also recommends avoiding contact with water or electronics that are plugged in, and using corded phones, during a thunderstorm.
The document provides tips for safety during thunderstorms. It advises that when thunder is heard, individuals should go indoors to a safe, enclosed shelter such as a home, office, or vehicle. The document warns against staying in open areas, vehicles without complete roofs, or near tall structures where lightning could strike. It also recommends avoiding contact with water or electronics that are plugged in, and using corded phones, during a thunderstorm.
MEASURES ON LIGHTINING. what should we donot do while a thunder is occurring? TIPS TO REMEMBER “When thunder roars, go indoors.” Find a safe, enclosed shelter when you hear thunder. Safe shelters include homes, offices, shopping centers, and hard- top vehicles with the windows rolled up. If you are caught in an open area, act quickly to find adequate shelter.
Don’t stay in open vehicles, structures, and spaces
During a thunderstorm, avoid open vehicles such as convertibles, motorcycles, and golf carts. Be sure to avoid open structures such as porches, gazebos, baseball dugouts, and sports arenas. And stay away from open spaces such as golf courses, parks, playgrounds, ponds, lakes, swimming pools, and beaches. Don’t stay near tall structures Do NOT lie on concrete floors during a thunderstorm. Also, avoid leaning on concrete walls. Lightning can travel through any metal wires or bars. what should we do while a thunder is occurring? 1. When thunder roars, go indoors. ... 2. Pay attention to weather reports and warnings of thunderstorms. ... 3. When you receive a thunderstorm warning or hear thunder, go inside immediately. 4. If indoors, avoid running water or using landline phones. ... 5. Protect your property. 6. Avoid water Do NOT bathe, shower, wash dishes, or have any other contact with water during a thunderstorm because lightning can travel through a building’s plumbing. 7. Avoid electronic equipment Do NOT use your computers, laptops, game systems, washers, dryers, stoves, or anything connected to an electrical outlet. Lightning can travel through electrical systems, radio and television reception systems, and any metal wires or bars in concrete walls or flooring. Equip your home with whole-house surge protectors to protect your appliances. 8. Avoid corded phones Corded phones are NOT safe to use during a thunderstorm. Do NOT use them. However, it is safe to use cordless or cellular phones during a storm. 9. Avoid windows, doors, porches, and concrete Do NOT lie on concrete floors during a thunderstorm. Also, avoid leaning on concrete walls. Lightning can travel through any metal wires or bars in concrete walls or flooring. Thankyou Done by; Jeevika.r-vii g