APS

Storm chaser struck by lightning

May 28, 2014, 9:30 PM | Updated: 9:30 pm

Storm chaser Scott Sheppard was hit by lightning while shooting video near Fairburn, South Dakota.

He was recording a rainbow that had formed in the wake of the storm on his iPhone. He sat inside a car with his arm stuck out the window when he was hit.

“Scott has a sore arm but is otherwise OK,” SevereStudios wrote in the YouTube description.

The video captures the exact moment when lightning hits Sheppard, and then travels down to the ground blowing a hole in the pavement.

“The lightning also disabled his vehicle and a passing car, both of which had to be towed.”

A cloud of red dust and debris are seen just after the bolt.

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