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I'm all for the additional safety and agree we need to follow guidelines closely. I also think the respective organizations would have better results putting this in the hands of the school.
With today's hand held lightning meters, web sites that show up to the minute lightning strikes and other technologies out there, I believe this would be better monitored by personnel off the field that would have access to electronic assistance. Heck, I bet there are services that monitor and if the lightning is close, they will send electronic alerts.
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