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UK weather: 3,000 lightning strikes illuminate skyline before 'hottest day of the year' | The Independent | The Independent
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Georgia Tech on Twitter: "On average there are 3 million lightning strikes per day on earth. ⚡⚡⚡ Georgia Tech engineers are working to use those strikes to protect power grids from hackers. #
Superbolts' of lightning strike when scientists least expect | Science | AAAS
How to survive a lightning strike -- or, better yet, avoid one | CNN
Lightning is extremely rare in the Bay Area. But here's why it can be so dangerous when it strikes
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Lightning Strike Victim Data | Lightning | CDC
Lightning Strikes – Perhaps 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 of Them – May Have Sparked Life on Earth
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Africa, a Thunder and Lightning Hot Spot, May See Even More Storms - The New York Times
