An Illinois family's vehicle was struck by lightning while driving on a highway, which they described to deputies as sounding ...

If you get caught outdoors during a lightning storm, safety experts once recommended adopting a crouched position to lessen your chances of being struck by lightning. It turns out, however ...

“If you’re caught outside during a thunderstorm, the best plan of action is to move as fast as you can to a safer place,” John Jensenius, a lightning safety specialist with the National ...

These new guidelines, to help workplaces prepare for adverse weather, were released by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and ...

there is no safe place from lightning as a bolt can strike up to 10 miles away from the actual storm. Thus, that is why we tell people, "When thunder roars, go indoors."Here are some safety tips ...

The National Weather Service and the National Lightning Safety Council advise that the crouch offers no significant protection from lightning. Experts emphasize that seeking immediate shelter ...

A home security camera in Nashville, Tennessee, captured lightning striking a tree on March 15. Wood flew through the air – but the tree remained standing.

Both the National Weather Service and the National Lightning Safety Council stopped recommending the crouch 17 years ago after weather service analyses showed it offered no significant protection.

Both the National Weather Service and the National Lightning Safety Council stopped recommending the crouch 17 years ago after weather service analyses showed it offered no significant protection.

Sunday night's storms put a lightning bolt in the path of a car, leading to a close call for one North Alabama family.