Rock climbing with bare hands in a violent storm is extremely dangerous. It is strongly recommended to stop trying immediately and find a safe place to avoid danger. The following are emergency guidance and risk warnings from a safety perspective： --- ###**The first principle: Absolutely avoid taking risks** 1. **Stop climbing** Heavy rains can cause slippery rock walls and reduced visibility, and strong winds may make people unbalanced. Even experienced rock climbers are extremely prone to falling or hypothermia under such conditions. 2. **Priority risk aversion** -Look for crevices, caves or protruding rock formations to temporarily avoid. - Stay away from loose rocks or areas where flash floods/rockfalls may occur. --- ###**If you are trapped and unable to retreat (when you have to)** 1. **Assess the risk level** -**Poor visibility or lightning**: It is safer to wait still than to move. -**Rock wall material**: Sandstone or shale is easy to break when exposed to water, so avoid touching it absolutely; granite may be slightly stable, but caution is still required. 2. **Three-point fixation method** -At all times, make sure that three points in your hands and feet are firmly in contact with the rock wall and move slowly. 3. **Use the terrain** - Friction and depressions may provide short-term support, but do not rely on slippery hand or foot points. 4. **Maintain body temperature** - Curl up your body to reduce heat loss, and give priority to protecting your core temperature (chest and abdomen) when your clothes are soaked. --- ###**Notes on Fatal Risks** -**Fall and serious injury**: The slippery surface reduces grip by more than 80%. -**Hypothermia**: Hypothermia in heavy rain may be fatal within 1-2 hours. -**Flash floods/rockfalls**: The risk of sudden disasters in canyons or steep slopes is extremely high. --- ###**Correct approach** -**Early prevention**: Pay attention to the weather forecast at any time and bring basic equipment (helmet, rope, raincoat). -**Emergency help**: If the mobile phone has a signal, contact the rescue immediately (a global emergency number such as 112 may be available). **Life safety is much higher than any climbing goal! ** The power of nature is far beyond the limits of mankind, and rational choice is the wisdom of the brave.