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Locations and Activities of Lightning Casualties place to avoid the lightning threat. The primary solution is to install lightning protection on buildings in the fields and on dwellings and school buildings. Field workers and students then need to be instructed to go inside the safe locations when lightning occurs.

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Contributors to Lightning Casualty Riskactivities may continue during thunderstorms that have low flash rates, making it more difficult to appreciate the danger. Subsistence agricultural activities in less developed regions, on the other hand, tend to continue during heavy rain regardless of its attendant lightning.

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Meteorological Concepts Affecting Lightning Formationeen 4.2 and 5.2 km (14,000 and 17,000 feet) but can be much closer to the ground in winter or in colder regions. Lightning initiates at temperatures between −5 and −15 °C (23 and 5 F), so the layer where lightning forms is a kilometer (3000 feet) or more higher in altitude than the freezing level.

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2365-0656 ard, especially in the developing world, and equips researchers, governments, and public health advocates with the knowledge and techniques needed to reduce lightning casualties worldwide.. 978-3-030-08480-6978-3-319-77563-0Series ISSN 2365-0656 Series E-ISSN 2365-0664