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Florida is a major lightning danger zone. Here’s how to stay safe from strikes (opens the original)
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South Florida is in the heart of rainy season, and that means plenty of storm — as well as more lightning. A lot more. Florida consistently leads the nation in lightning strike density, as in strikes per square mile, meteorologists say. And the state also has had the most lightning deaths over nearly a decade, with 51 between 2016 and 2025, according to the National Lightning Safety Council. Now, as Floridians encounter scattered daily storms, here are some tips to stay safe this rainy season. T
Florida is a major lightning danger zone. Here’s how to stay safe from strikes (opens the original)
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South Florida is in the heart of rainy season, and that means plenty of storm — as well as more lightning. A lot more. Florida consistently leads the nation in lightning strike density, as in strikes per square mile, meteorologists say. And the state also has had the most lightning deaths over nearly a decade, with 51 between 2016 and 2025, according to the National Lightning Safety Council. Now, as Floridians encounter scattered daily storms, here are some tips to stay safe this rainy season. T
Florida is a major lightning danger zone. Here’s how to stay safe from strikes (opens the original)
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South Florida is in the heart of rainy season, and that means plenty of storm — as well as more lightning. A lot more. Florida consistently leads the nation in lightning strike density, as in strikes per square mile, meteorologists say. And the state also has had the most lightning deaths over nearly a decade, with 51 between 2016 and 2025, according to the National Lightning Safety Council. Now, as Floridians encounter scattered daily storms, here are some tips to stay safe this rainy season. T
Florida is a major lightning danger zone. Here’s how to stay safe from strikes (opens the original)
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South Florida is in the heart of rainy season, and that means plenty of storm — as well as more lightning. A lot more. Florida consistently leads the nation in lightning strike density, as in strikes per square mile, meteorologists say. And the state also has had the most lightning deaths over nearly a decade, with 51 between 2016 and 2025, according to the National Lightning Safety Council. Now, as Floridians encounter scattered daily storms, here are some tips to stay safe this rainy season. T
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