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Fans are reacting after a viral video appeared to show former Saints quarterback Drew Brees being struck by lightning.

The World Meteorological Organization announced on Monday that a single bolt of lightning stretching over Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi is the longest in recorded history.

The bolt of lightning was so loud and so intense as it torpedoed the golf ball, all of the people in the outside area of Topgulf reacted, most were sent running for cover.

Two tanks were destroyed in the blaze that was believed to have been started by a lightning strike from a strong thunderstorm.

This was not what Birgitt Thurman was expecting to see when she stepped outside to film the storm this afternoon.

Can we talk about how ridiculously complicated shopping for a light bulb has gotten?

The home's electrical system was severely damaged in the strike but otherwise, structural damage was limited to the roof.

Ribardi stepped outside her front door seconds before a bolt of lightning struck a tree in her neighbor's yard, sending debris flying inches from her face.

The strike happened Saturday morning at the Indorama facility in Sulphur.

Lighting strikes SUV during a recent thunderstorm in Baton Rouge.

I'm one of those people who won't take a bath during a thunderstorm.

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It's one of Louisiana's biggest Spring and Summer dangers. It's lightning. This video is proof why you should stay inside when storms are moving through.

Severe thunderstorms rocked the New York City area on Monday and left behind a lasting impression.

They say lighting never strikes twice in the same place. However, we know where it strikes more often than most places. Welcome to summer in Louisiana.

Only Florida gets more lightning strikes per year than Louisiana. Do you know how to keep your family and property as safe as possible?

For someone who was at the wrong place at the wrong time, a Florida woman sure found herself at the right place at the right time. The unidentified woman was struck by lightning while attending a wilderness survival class Wednesday in Charlemont, Massachusetts.

While we wait for some real rain to tamp down the pollen here in Louisiana, there was a major thunderstorm that raged through New York City on Tuesday night. The rain came pouring down and the thunder slammed loudly throughout the night. A lot of dogs were hiding under beds, children were scared, and adults were pretending not to be. The storm was so crazy that New York's most famous landmark, The