The National Weather Service issued a report for a strong thunderstorm affecting Yosemite until 2:30 p.m., bringing risks of marble-sized hail and substantial lightning. The storm was tracked moving southeast at 10 mph, affecting areas like May Lake and Tuolumne Meadows. The article emphasizes the importance of seeking shelter once thunder is heard, outlines safety measures both indoors and outdoors, and notes that lightning strikes many times a year in the U.S., with a notable risk to individuals outside during storms.
This storm could bring marble-sized hail and features frequent cloud-to-ground lightning which poses a significant risk for those in the affected areas.
Seek safe shelter immediately if you hear thunder, as it signals the proximity of lightning. Indoor safety involves avoiding corded phones and staying away from windows.
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