Recent storms have increased the risk of lightning-related incidents. A National Weather Service meteorologist notes that this rise in risk follows an unusually dry early summer. The National Weather Service has information on lightning safety and risks.
According to the NWS, South Florida averages 2 lightning deaths per year. Further details on the current situation and lightning safety are available from the National Weather Service.
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