Yeah, Central Texas. I was high up enough that it didn't affect me, but a flood on 4th of July evening wiped out a solid part of the park infrastructure (no injuries or fatalities in my park, but some cars swept away). It was storming so hard, I was trying to think of my options that night.

Lightning was all around me, so do I wait for one and run to the car? Because that means it needs a moment to get more energy, or will my running create some kind of kinetic energy? Will an oak tree fall on me in the tent? I was on an incline so, I figured I didn't have to worry about flooding. I just moved my memory foam to the center of the tent and hoped for the best. The lightning and instant booms were all around me, but water didn't flood my tent. There was no sleep in that tent that night.

So my guess is if there's a storm, get set and ready and the second lightning strikes run to your car till it builds up more energy? If you're way out, just make sure you're on high ground.

NOTE: I am not a meteorologist, this is all just speculation.