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06/13/26 · 10:26 AM UTC · 12 SOURCES
“Lightning never strikes the same place twice.”
TL;DR ·Scientific evidence confirms that lightning frequently strikes the same location multiple times.
The claim that lightning never strikes the same place twice is a scientifically false myth . High-credibility sources including NOAA and the National Weather Service confirm that lightning can and often does strike the same location repeatedly . This occurs most frequently with tall, pointy, or isolated objects . NASA states that certain environmental conditions make specific locations particularly susceptible to being zapped multiple times . Furthermore, evidence suggests that if lightning strikes a location once, the odds are actually higher it will strike there again . While the phrase has entered common parlance as an idiom for rare events, it is factually incorrect as multiple strikes happen at various sites multiple times per year .
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