Lightning strikes during thunderstorms are rare but pose serious risks, especially in summer. Injuries can include trauma, paralysis, brain bleeds, burns, and cardiac arrest. Seek shelter, avoid high ground, water, and metal objects, or crouch if no shelter is available. Wait 30 minutes after thunder before going outside, and watch for hazards like fallen power lines and floods. Call 911 if struck, as CPR or AED may be needed. Stay informed and stay safe.
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