Can I call and watch TV in thunderstorm weather? Does it depend on the power level of lightning?

It is best not to make a phone call in thunderstorm weather, because in rainy weather, the electromagnetic wave of mobile phone will cause lightning, which will cause certain damage to the mobile phone itself. If the cell phone battery is struck by lightning, it will cause an explosion, which may cause great harm to the human body. Most people's common sense is not to play with mobile phones or watch TV when it thunders, because it is likely to be struck by lightning. Most people should know that when it thunders, they should try not to stand under trees. But some people simply don't know that it's best not to make a phone call when it thunders, because the mobile phone itself carries electromagnetic waves during a thunderstorm, especially outdoors, which is easy to cause lightning strikes, causing serious harm to the body and possibly injury.

In fact, try not to play with various electronic products, such as computers or televisions, which are more likely to lead to lightning strikes. Although many buildings have lightning protection now, it is best to pay attention to it when it thunders, because lightning is very abundant and may invade the equipment along the signal line, causing great damage to electronic products and possibly exploding. Therefore, it is recommended that you try not to use electronic devices such as mobile phones and computers in thunderstorm weather.

Generally, in thunderstorm weather, it is recommended that you try to unplug all the sockets in your home, such as TV and mobile phone. Don't charge these things when it thunders, because it is likely to cause an explosion and cause some damage to the electrical appliances in your home. Try not to call or answer the phone in thunderstorm weather, because the mobile phone also has a magnetic field, which is easy to lead to lightning strike. If it is serious, it may be life-threatening. Of course, this probability may be rare. But I advise you not to take any chances. The consequences of being struck by lightning are still very serious. Although I have not experienced it personally, I have also seen it on the news.