Sentence examples for risks of lightning from inspiring English sources

An editorial with the headline "No Development Without Safety" on People's Net, the government-run Web site affiliated with the party's leading newspaper, People's Daily, said the Railway Ministry had warned of the risks of lightning in a notice four days before the crash.

The attendant says there's a risk of lightning striking the gondola.

The risk of lightning, the biggest cause of power cuts, is low.

Evaluation of the risk of lightning stroke outage of high power transmission lines is very important because lightning strokes cause mainly outages.

Small buildings such as bus shelters or huts on golf courses may actually increase the risk of lightning injury if they are the tallest objects in an area.

The water — 72 degrees year-round — justified the risk of lightning strike, and I swam out toward the deeps while the thunder boomed and the rain moved in bands across the pool.

Tuesday will again be dry, sunny and rather warm for most, but cooler near to North Sea coasts in onshore winds.Low pressure will begin to influence on Wednesday, bringing less settled conditions with showers or more persistent rain possible for much of the rest of the outlook, as well as a risk of lightning.

A cold day can make you get sick, and a windy or rainy day can indicate hurricanes and poses a risk of lightning.

Two golf hazards not discussed nearly enough are the risk of skin cancer from sun exposure and the peril of lightning.

On Wednesday the Emirates Air Line, the new cable car across the Thames linking several Olympics venues, was closed for 33 minutes because of the risk of a lightning strike.

But other parts of the country had warnings of a different kind, with forecasters urging people in the north of England and south-east Scotland to prepare for torrential rain with a risk of hail, lightning and strong winds.