No. Lightning can travel through plumbing. It is best to avoid all water during a lightning storm. Do not shower, bathe, wash dishes, or wash your hands.

How likely is it to get struck by lightning in the shower?

It can be dangerous to take a shower or a bath during a thunderstorm. On average, 10-20 people get struck by lightning while bathing, using faucets, or handling an appliance during a storm. Metal plumbing and the water inside are excellent conductors of electricity.

Can you get struck by lightning in the shower MythBusters?

The NWS says it is indeed possible to be struck while showering because lightning can travel through your pipes electrifying your bathroom. ... Since the MythBusters were shy about showering on camera, they hired a stand-in: a ballistics gel dummy that had roughly the same electrical conductivity as the human body.