If lightning strikes the house you are in, either the bolt will be absorbed by a lighting rod, or it will do a considerable amount of damage to your house. If you need convincing, go out after a storm and find a tree that's been struck by lightning. Go buy a lightning rod.
it depends on how tall your house is. if you have a two story house and it is surrounded by one story houses you might want to watch out but really you shouldn't be concerned about it.
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You can never be to sure about this.
Now if your house is struck by lightning, make sure you call 911, and DO NOT. I repeat DO NOT turn on anything. Make sure you get out of the house as anything can catch fire.
The lightning is very much able to ruin you electricity in the house, and you'll end up with a lot of surprises...
Such as:
^^^ I got my answer from my brain as our house was just struck by lightning two days ago^^^
your house explodes into a fire ball and from there into a mushroom cloud KABOOM!!!!
No, lightning does not have the property to move through objects. Therefore as long as there is a roof over your head and 4 walls around you, you're completely safe.
They usually have grounding cables that redirect the lightning from the house straight to the ground without going through any appliances. It could trip the breakers though.
The rubber on the tires keeps the electricity from hitting you
Highly variable, but from 5 to 7 figures, depending upon location. The odds of one of these being struck by lightning might go to hundreds or even tens to one in the right conditions.
Yes. You can by struck by lightning at sea. This is not necessarily fatal, but it can be.
About 1 in 300,000 for it to happen in an entire lifetime. With one shower .... Probably in the billions to one.
The lightning would travel through the meteor or through the plasma sheath around it. Some of the surface of the meteor may melt, though this will happen to a meteor anyway. Otherwise the meteor would be unaffected. The stress of atmospheric entry is much greater than any stress created by the lightning.
Yes. Outside is normally where that would happen. If you are inside, your house protects you from any direct lightning strike.
The worst thing that can happen during a lightning storm is being struck by lightning, which can result in severe injuries or death. Lightning strikes can cause cardiac arrest, burns, neurological damage, and other serious complications. It is important to take precautions and seek shelter during lightning storms to reduce the risk of being struck.
They will black out and most likely die.
This can and does happen and is not fun at all.
you would fall off
Can Be Struck By LightningHopefully, nothing. Swimming in lightning with all the water that's around you is a very, very bad decision. You could be struck by lightning and possibly killed. It's always good to get out of the water before the lightning reaches your area.
That the Donnelly's house has been struck by lightning three times
There is very little you can do - however it is very very unlikely that this will happen.
a tree a house a beach! from Jake chester and beau sherland
Rolling a dice Weather forecast The lottery Chance of being struck by lightning Interesting fact: Chance of someone being struck by lightning is the same as winning the lottery Flipping a coin
The rubber on the tires keeps the electricity from hitting you
The lightning rod enabled people to have a system that prevented their house from being struck by lightning. It is a metal rod that prevented lightning from striking. Instead of striking the target it bounced off the rod and into the ground.