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Surveillance Captures Near-Miss Lightning Strike at Southborough Home

Meteorologists say the footage shows a bolt about six miles from the heaviest rain, warning that hearing thunder is a cue to take shelter

Rare ‘Ash Devil’ Rises From Trinity Fire as Crews Boost Containment

NASA Confirms Daytime Meteor Over Northeast With Breakup Above New Jersey

Models Show Lightning-Like Discharges Inside Solid Insulators at Centimeter Scale

Bomb Cyclone Rapidly Intensifying Off Southeast Coast With Heavy Snow and Coastal Flooding Threat

AEM Says Oklahoma Now Leads U.S. in Lightning Density for 2025

Bright Fireball Streaks Over Texas, Drawing Nearly 200 Reports

Black Canyon National Park Reopens North Rim as South Rim Fire Climbs to 52% Containment

Astronauts Capture Nebula-Like Lightning Storms from the ISS