Rock climbing with bare hands in the case of violent storms is extremely dangerous, and it is strongly recommended to avoid any rock climbing activities in this situation. Here are some reasons and alternative suggestions： ### Risk factors： 1. **Slippery rocks**: Rain can make the rock surface very slippery, increasing the risk of slipping and falling. 2. **Low visibility**: Heavy rains and strong winds can reduce visibility, making it more difficult to judge routes and find safe spots. 3. **Wind impact**: Strong winds may affect your balance and increase the risk of falling. 4. **Body temperature loss**: Rain and wind can cause rapid body temperature loss, increasing the risk of hypothermia. 5. **Falling rocks and flash floods**: Heavy rains may cause falling rocks and flash floods, further increasing the danger. ### Alternative suggestion： 1. **Find shelter**: If you have encountered a heavy rainstorm during rock climbing, try to find a safe shelter, such as a cave or protruding rock, and wait for the weather to improve. 2. **Retreat**: If possible, retreat to a safe area immediately. Choose the safest route down the mountain and avoid taking risks to continue climbing. 3. **Keep your body temperature**: If you cannot retreat immediately, try to keep your body temperature and use clothing or other items to shelter from the wind and rain. 4. **Waiting for rescue**: If the situation is very dangerous and you cannot retreat on your own, try to stay calm and wait for rescue. ### Preventive measures： 1. **Weather forecast**: Before planning rock climbing activities, be sure to check the weather forecast to avoid rock climbing in bad weather conditions. 2. **Bring equipment**: Even if you plan to rock climb with bare hands, you should bring necessary safety equipment such as ropes, helmets and non-slip shoes. 3. **Teamwork**: Try to act with experienced rock climbers, take care of each other and increase safety. In short, rock climbing with bare hands in the case of violent storms is extremely dangerous and should be avoided as much as possible. Safety is always the first priority. Only by choosing the right time and conditions for rock climbing can we better enjoy the fun of this sport.