It is generally not safe to take a bath or shower during a thunderstorm. Water is a good conductor of electricity, and lightning can travel through pipes and plumbing. If lightning strikes your home and you are in contact with water, you could be electrocuted.
It is recommended to avoid any contact with water during a thunderstorm, including taking a bath, showering, washing dishes, or doing laundry. Wait until the storm has passed before using water again.
If you must bathe or shower during a thunderstorm, make sure your bathroom is properly grounded and avoid touching any metal fixtures or surfaces. It is also recommended to unplug any electrical appliances in your bathroom and avoid using your phone or any electronic devices while in the tub or shower.
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