Advarsler, Tohatin

IT IS RECOMMENDED TO: avoid leaving buildings; stay away from objects connected to the outside—especially metal ones that could conduct electricity (power, telephone, or TV cables, water pipes, etc.)—as well as windows and doors (which should be kept closed); unplug household appliances from the electrical mains; avoid taking shelter under tall trees (especially isolated ones); if no safe shelter is available in an open field, the best position is to crouch with your knees against your chest (to prevent electric current from passing through vital organs), while staying away from other people or animals; when in a vehicle, the safest shelter is the car itself, provided the windows are fully closed. In the affected areas, brief periods of rain accompanied by lightning are forecast, with isolated heavy downpours (15–30 l/m²), hail, and wind gusts reaching 15–20 m/s.

Do not burn outdoors: Avoid open burning, including yard waste or campfires, while the high fire danger is present. Vehicle safety: Never throw cigarettes, matches, or any glowing material out of a moving vehicle. Do not park vehicles or idle over dry, tall grass, as your car's exhaust can ignite the vegetation. Due to hot, dry weather conditions, the risk of wildfires starting and spreading is significantly elevated, making outdoor burning, campfires, and the improper disposal of cigarettes highly dangerous.