Will parking the car outside during a heavy rainstorm have any impact?
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Generally, if a car is parked outside during a heavy rainstorm, there should be no major issues for a normal vehicle, as standard cars have good sealing. However, parking a car outdoors during a heavy rainstorm depends on the location—avoid low-lying areas to prevent waterlogging and potential flooding. It’s also important to regularly check the vehicle’s drainage channels for blockages. To minimize damage during heavy rainstorms, avoid parking your car in the following locations: 1. Avoid parking in low-lying areas: The biggest concern during heavy rain is urban waterlogging, which can lead to vehicle submersion. Avoid parking in low-lying areas, as these are the primary spots for water accumulation. Examples include underground parking lots, under overpasses, downhill roads, and potholed areas—all of which pose safety risks. 2. Do not park under trees: Heavy rainstorms are often accompanied by strong winds, increasing the risk of branches or tree trunks falling onto the car. 3. Avoid parking near potentially hazardous structures: In windy conditions, parking near billboards, utility poles, or walls can also pose safety risks.