Probably the same storm I had yesterday, while hacking and slashing my way through my garden, where everything is growing faster than I can deal with it!
This is what will happen next...
Lots of people will say that you have to get off the summits, and chuck away your walking poles and anything metal you're carrying... etc... etc... blah... blah... blah...
It's a load of rubbish!
If lightning strikes always hit the highest points, you'd see evidence of it on Ben Nevis, and indeed every other prominent high point in the country. You don't see blasted trig points and cairns, so clearly that's a load of rubbish. If you check news reports about lightning strikes and see what eye-witnesses say, you'll find that lightning can, and does, strike anywhere and everywhere. You can get hit indoors and outdoors, and you can get hit on flat ground even in a valley, or when surrounded by high buildings. Why is this? Well... simply because the lightning is following the line of least resistance, and there is absolutely no way that you can see what that line is, or plan to be somewhere else at short notice.
As for metal bits and bobs about your person, these don't 'attract' lightning at all. That's just another piece of rubbish. Sure... they put lightning conductors on high buildings, but that's the get rid of the charge as quickly as possible in the event of a lightning strike. If you actually get struck by lightning, THEN any metal bits will conduct a charge, but they won't do that if the lightning strikes anywhere else.
In short... lightning will strike where it wants to strike... in an unpredictable fashion... and there's precious little you can do to avoid it.
On the othe hand...
If the air is literally 'buzzing', and your hair is standing on end and crackling with static, then you probably need to move VERY FAST to anywhere... anywhere at all... where that isn't happening, because it's quite likely that you're already on one of those lines of least resistance!
