Rock climbing during a storm is extremely dangerous, as strong winds, rainfall, lightning, and the risk of slipping can all lead to serious accidents. Therefore, from a safety perspective, it is strongly recommended to avoid rock climbing when weather conditions are bad. However, if you are in a situation where you absolutely have to climb, here are some tips to reduce the risk: 1. **Choose a suitable location**: Choose a climbing location that is sheltered from the wind and try to avoid being exposed to wind and rain. 2. **Check the weather forecast**: Check the weather forecast carefully before setting off, and try to choose a time to climb when the weather is better. 3. **Gear protection**: Make sure to wear suitable climbing gear, such as waterproof jackets and non-slip shoes, and carry a first aid kit and communication equipment. 4. **Avoid high-risk areas**: Try to stay away from high points or isolated rocks that may be struck by lightning, and avoid climbing wet or slippery rock faces. 5. **Go in a group**: Climb with others to ensure that you can help each other in an emergency. 6. **Stay flexible**: Be prepared to retreat immediately if weather conditions deteriorate, and don't risk trying to complete an unfinished route. 7. **Know your limits**: Be aware of your own and your teammates' abilities and avoid overly difficult or technical routes. In short, avoid climbing in bad weather conditions as much as possible and prioritize safety.