Can lightning strike wet moving windshield?

Lightning can strike a wet moving windshield, although it is a rare occurrence. Lightning is attracted to the nearest highest point, and if the windshield of a moving car is the tallest object in the vicinity, it can be struck. However, the chances of this happening are very low, as lightning typically strikes tall structures such as trees, buildings, and windmills.

If lightning does strike a wet moving windshield, it can cause the glass to shatter and the car to be damaged. It can also cause the driver and passengers to be injured or killed. Therefore, it is important to be aware of the risks of lightning strikes and to take precautions when driving in storms.

Here are some tips for staying safe from lightning strikes when driving:

* Avoid driving in thunderstorms. If you must drive, pull over to the side of the road and wait for the storm to pass.

* Park your car in a garage or under a covered structure if possible.

* If you are caught in a thunderstorm, close the windows and turn on the defroster.

* Do not touch any metal surfaces inside the car.

* If you see lightning, do not get out of the car. Stay inside until the storm has passed.