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The NCAA softball game between No. 5 seed Arkansas and Fordham has entered a lightning delay in the bottom of the second inning, with Arkansas leading 3-0. The delay follows NCAA rules that reset a 30-minute countdown for each lightning strike detected within six miles.
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No. 5 seed Arkansas and Fordham went into the first lightning delay of the postseason in the bottom of the second inning with the Razorbacks leading 3-0 of their Fayetteville Regional game.
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NCAA rules state that once lightning is detected in the area and the game goes into a lightning delay, it is either delayed or suspended for 30 minutes. The 30-minute clock resets for every lightning strike within a six-mile radius following the initial strike, meaning delays can extend for several hours.
Here's the latest weather updates:
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6:28 p.m.: Arkansas confirms the weather delay. The game will resume with Ella McDowell up at that plate with the bases loaded and two outs once it is deemed okay for play to resume.
6:15 p.m.: Both teams were taken off the field due to lightning in the area. The teams' NCAA regional game between Arkansas and Fordham has gone into a lightning delay.
Here's an hour-by-hour weather forecast for Fayetteville, Arkansas, courtesy of AccuWeather:
NCAA rules state that once lightning is detected, the game is delayed or suspended for 30 minutes, with the clock resetting for each subsequent lightning strike within six miles.
Lightning delays can extend for several hours, as the 30-minute delay clock resets with each lightning strike detected nearby.
The score was 3-0 in favor of Arkansas when the game entered the lightning delay.
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NCAA rules state that once lightning is detected in the area and the game goes into a lightning delay, it is either delayed or suspended for 30 minutes. The 30-minute clock resets for every lightning strike within a six-mile radius following the initial strike, meaning delays can extend for several hours.
The NCAA uses the "flash-to-bang" method, meaning that if lightning is observed, officials must count the seconds until thunder is heard and divide the number of seconds by five to obtain the approximate distance in miles.
"To resume athletics activities, lightning safety experts recommend waiting 30 minutes after both the last sound of thunder and after the last flash of lightning is at least six miles away, and moving away from the venue," the NCAA states. "If lightning is seen without hearing thunder, lightning may be out of range and therefore less likely to be a significant threat.
Click here to read more on the NCAA's lightning and weather delay protocols.
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