A farmer in Arkansas was startled after coming uncomfortably close to a lightning strike. In a post, Clay Smith said he was spraying for mosquitos when the flash of light scared him away.
A farmer in Paragould, Arkansas, was uncomfortably close to a lightning strike during stormy weather early on Wednesday, June 14.
from Clay Smith’s Ring camera shows Smith on his porch when a sudden flash and crack of lightning and thunder is heard.Radar images from the National Weather Service in Memphis thunderstorms moving east over northeastern Arkansas and into Tennessee on Wednesday morning. Credit: Clay Smith via Storyful
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