Man miraculously survives direct lightning strike
They say lightning never strikes twice, but one US man is counting his blessings after surviving a direct hit.
They say lightning never strikes twice, but one US man is counting his blessings after surviving a direct hit.
Three people were struck by lightning in Perth on the same day after a summer storm hit.
The wild weather could last for several hours, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
Paramedics were called to Mary River Road in Cooroy after the lightning strike outside a sporting complex.
The biggest ever lightning strike on record has been seen in the United States, spanning the equivalent distance between Sydney and Melbourne.
New South Wales was battered last night by an unseasonal storm that unleashed 100,000 lightning strikes across the state.
New South Wales experienced a dramatic light show overnight, with nearly one million lightning strikes recorded across the state.
A 35-year-old was hospitalised after being struck by lightning around 10pm (10.30pm AEDT) yesterday near Millicent, 50km from Mount Gambier.
It's understood the women, along with young children, were in the backyard of the property as thunderstorms rolled through.
A storm carrying thousands of lightning strikes and more than 100mm of rain caused destruction and left one man dead overnight.