Lightning Strike Causes $150,000 House Fire in Southwest Oklahoma City
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Oct 15
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What happened
A lightning strike ignited a house fire in southwest Oklahoma City during recent storms, causing $150,000 in damage but resulting in no injuries. Scott Douglas of the Oklahoma City Fire Department noted that lightning can spark fires, citing recent incidents involving power poles and grass fires.
From koco.com
Why it matters
The incident highlights the risk of lightning during severe weather, which can lead to property damage. The fire department also noted that lightning-sparked fires are particularly dangerous when they strike homes.
From koco.com
Who's involved
- Scott DouglasFire department captain who commented on the dangers of lightning during severe weather
- Oklahoma CityCity where the house fire occurred and where Scott Douglas is employed
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The entities involved
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Scott Douglas
sports journalist (born 1964)
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Oklahoma City
city and state capital of Oklahoma, United States