If you're outside and feel the little hairs on the back of your neck or arms start to stand up, it may mean you're about to be struck by lightning. Squat down and put your head between your knees. Become as small a target as possible. Remember you're safer from lightning when you're inside a house or car. Roy C. Sullivan was struck by lightning three times and survived.
Floods are dangerous places to play.
When there's flooding, you should stay away from flooded streets, creeks, and drainage ditches. Although playing the water may seem fun, more often than not there are hidden dangers such as holes and sharp objects that you cannot see under the water. That is enough water for each person to have 900 baths a day. Remember to plan ahead. Talk to your parents or a trusted adult if you have any questions.