Lightning injuries during snowy conditions

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Skiers and other snow sports enthusiasts can become lightning casualties. Two such accidents are reported, one being fatal. There are fewer warning signals of impending lightning strikes in winter-like conditions. However, outdoor activists should be aware of at least two suspicious clues: the appearance of convective clouds, and the presence of graupel (snow pellets) during precipitation.

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Cherington, M. (1998). Lightning injuries during snowy conditions. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 32(4), 333–335. https://doi.org/10.1136/bjsm.32.4.333

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