Quotes from Bob Madgic

The most important thing is to never give up." Adrian Esteban

Lightning can strike ten miles ahead of the storm where skies are still blue—hence the phrase a bolt out of the blue.

The safety rule is to wait at least thirty minutes after a storm has passed before venturing out.

When the buildup of opposite charges is insufficient for lightning to form, a coronal discharge or circular bluish glow—or even a mass of sparks—may appear over a high, sometimes pointed object. This phenomenon, first noted at the top of ships' masts, is called St. Elmo's fire, for the patron saint of sailors.

LIGHTNING CAN DEVASTATE a human being. Except for floods, it kills more people in the United States annually than any other weather event.