>>1913401Interesting, so potential lightning should be able to to felt somewhat beforehand? That’s good as I was specifically paying attention to that and didn’t feel anything other than sweat rain and wind, and I was also hunching down (I doubt lowering your position a few inches could really do anything though?) but I saw a nearby radio tower (like, 2 miles away?) get struck a few times so I’m not sure if I actually was or wasn’t in lightning-possible area at that moment. I did notice a tree on the way back with a huge burnt explosion mark in the very center of it, breaking it in half, so that’s encouraging (it was rainy so I wasn’t sure if that had happened in the 20 minutes of lightning up to that point)
Probably worth pointing out I was mountain biking on trails, mostly in a forest, pretty far away from structures other than the few radio towers
