Newlywed Jake Rosencranz was killed by a weather phenomena known as 'blue sky lightning' in New Smyrna beach, Florida ...

Deceptively emerging from seemingly clear skies, blue-sky lightning strikes can travel up to 20 miles from their parent thunderstorm - making them one of nature’s most unexpected and dangerous ...

In what weather experts call a blue-sky lightning strike, a beachgoer there was hit while standing ankle deep in the water. He was seriously injured and rushed to the hospital.

Volusia County Beach Safety noted that many bystanders were surprised to see the lightning since the sky was clear and blue, a situation that the organization called a "blue sky lightning strike." ...

Volusia County Beach Safety said this strike is what they call a “blue sky lightning strike.” Officials report the National Weather Service said strikes can happen up to 20 miles outside the ...

He was standing in ankle-deep water. 29-year-old Jake Rosencanz fell victim to a phenomenon known as blue sky lightening, a bolt out of a clear blue sky. Rosencanz and his wife Leah lived in Denver.

The lightning caught a number of people who were on the beach by surprise. “It was clear blue sky, and the storm was like miles away from us,” witness Pepper Pyle said.

In a stormy Hawaiian sky in July 2017, streaks of red and blue lightning seemed to meet above a bed of white light. Cameras on the Gemini North telescope at the Gemini Observatory in Mauna Kea ...

Thunderstorms certainly treat surface-dwellers to light shows, but there’s also plenty of activity we don’t see here on the ground. Exhibit A: This photo of a projection of “blue lightning ...

The lightning caught a number of people who were on the beach by surprise. “It was clear blue sky, and the storm was like miles away from us,” witness Pepper Pyle said.

The lightning caught a number of people who were on the beach by surprise. “It was clear blue sky, and the storm was like miles away from us,” witness Pepper Pyle said.