Lightning

When it comes to weather, and specifically extreme weather, making the wrong decision in real-time can come back to bite you, even turn you into a statistic if you're not careful. Here are some of the most popular summer weather myths you should absolutely avoid.

Lightning struck the Empire State Building and World Trade Tower Plaza at the same time. Here's the proof.

New York State Electric and Gas is bracing for some rocky weather.

There is one thing that I, and I'm sure others don't care for in the summertime, is thunderstorms.

Over one-hundred lightning strikes recorded in the Southern Tier in an hour June 18, results in only scattered power outages but damages to an Endicott home.

During thunderstorms you should seek shelter, stay away from windows, and not to seek shelter under trees. Maybe it's time to add using toilets to the list.

Our jobs are slowly killing us, and basically we've come to terms with it.  But it's not cool if they start figuring out ways to kill us faster. A guy named Nick Gemayel works at an auto repair shop in Rochester, New York.  And he was sitting at his desk on Monday doing some work, when he was struck by lightning...