What should I pay attention to when traveling in rainstorm weather?

Attention should be paid when traveling in rainstorm weather: don't splash water barefoot, take rain gear, choose a safe place to avoid rain, choose public transportation as far as possible, stay away from the manhole cover, and wait for rescue when trapped by rainstorm.

First, don't drip water barefoot.

Don't cross the street barefoot. Because the water on the road is deep, some people simply take off their shoes and walk barefoot in order to get out quickly. This is particularly dangerous, because some roads are wired and it is easy to leak electricity in rainy days.

Second, take rain gear.

Remember to take an umbrella when you go out, and choose a better quality one to avoid being damaged by the strong wind. If it rains heavily, you can prevent yourself from getting wet

Third, choose a safe place to shelter from the rain.

In case of lightning, try not to answer the phone outside to prevent unnecessary danger. In rainy days with lightning, you can't go to high places, open fields, all kinds of open-air parking lots, sports fields and windward slopes that are vulnerable to lightning.

Fourth, try to choose public transportation.

You'd better take a bus when traveling. Buses and subways will be safer. Don't drive by yourself, it is prone to danger and traffic jams.

Five, away from the manhole cover

When walking outdoors in rainy days, you should bypass the manhole cover on the street and try to stay away from the manhole cover to avoid the manhole cover from falling into the pit when it is loose or washed away.

Six, trapped by heavy rain, choose a safe place to wait for rescue.

If the storm is too violent to evacuate, you can climb to the roof, wall or nearby trees and wait for rescue. Earth walls, dry houses or mud brick houses are in danger of collapse at any time after soaking in water, and can only be used as temporary shelters. So find other ways to escape.