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Watch as a few firefighters in Jeanerette, Louisiana run for cover as soon as lightning struck near their fire station.

According to Christopher Fontenot he was able to debunk the myth that lightning doesn't string the same place twice. He says a communication tower in Plaquemine was struck 15+ times during Monday's storms.

A rare and mesmerizing pink lightning storm has been captured on camera in Texas

One of South Louisiana's most cherished natural landmarks was engulfed in flames following a lightning strike. Here's what it looks like now.

Youngsville authorities responded a fire at a home that may have possibly been caused by a lightning strike.

Our friend Scott Abshire was heading home from work Thursday afternoon when storms pushed through parts of Acadiana.

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

One family was on their way home from their vacation in Tampa Bay when their truck was struck by lightning, and it was all caught on camera.

Photos circulating on social media show a toilet burnt and destroyed in an apartment.

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.

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.

In Sao Paolo, Brazil, a woman is lucky to be alive as she was struck by lightning while walking on the beach.

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.

A deafening "pop" of unbridled energy sends a blast of light and sound in all directions, and is gone as quickly as it arrives, leaving the guys stunned.

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

It just got real, y'all. This guy gets struck by lightning. Wobbles around a little bit. And throws a hand in the air as if he just shrugs it off. Be sure to check out the slow motion at the end! Also, the video is kinda loud, so you may want to adjust your speakers before you play it.