Tall ancient buildings like temples and pyramids have survived for mellenias. But they were not equiped with lightning arrest rods. How do they absorb the shock?
I live in fire hydrant capital of the world, so I'm going with 95%
I'm not sure. Sounds like a good idea to have buses during fire drills outside; but here in Wisconsin we never had fire drills in the winter months. Only if it was unseasonably warm out, which happened time to time. I remember in middle school it was 70 degrees in February and the school decided to have one. I hated fire drills back then because the fire alarm was unnecessarily loud! but that's off topic.. Anyway, I think the logical thing to do in places of sub zero weather would be to educate the students on where to go without the annoying bells a whistles during each class. Then reiterate em on a monthly basis what to do during fire emergencies.
dude -40 is not that coold ever been to antarctica? or nunavut its usually -50 to -80 they can survive
