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New Jersey's deadly lightning strikes are rare

Deadly lightning strike in New Jersey turned Cub Scout outing into mass chaos, witness says

A deadly lightning strike in Jackson Township, New Jersey, turned a Cub Scout outing into mass chaos Wednesday night, a witness said.Eleven boys and two girls with Cub Scout Troop 204 were getting an archery lesson at the Black Knight Bow Benders club when witnesses say,

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New Jersey's deadly lightning strikes are rare, but not an anomaly

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Lightning strike kills one, injures more than a dozen others at New Jersey archery range

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Lightning Kills 1 and Injures 13 on Archery Range in New Jersey

One person was killed and 13 others were injured after being struck by lightning at an outdoor archery range in Jackson Township, N.J., on Wednesday evening, the police said.

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NJ scout instructor ID’d after deadly lightning strike

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1 dead, 13 hurt in lightning strike at New Jersey archery range, police say

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New Jersey pizza delivery man marvels at his luck after near-lightning miss

A 27-year-old deliveryman described the moments after a lightning strike during storms earlier this week that narrowly missed him.

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Lightning safety tips, myths and facts in aftermath of two fatal strikes in New Jersey

The odds of being struck by lightning is less than one in a million in a given year, according to the Centers for Disease Control. But people have died from lightning strikes in New Jersey before. In June 2024, a Manchester man was killed in Seaside Park.

Golfer Dead at 28 In Freak Lightning Accident

A 28-year-old New Jersey man who was struck by lightning while playing in a golf tournament in his home state died earlier this week. Simon John Mariani was competing in an Iron Man golf event at Ballyowen Golf Course in Hamburg,

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Calls grow for lightning detections system after man killed, 14 injured in NJ

Many municipalities have put in safeguards or lightning prediction systems that can read electrical pulses in the air to predict the possibility of a strike from five to 15 miles away.