The Grand Canyon National Park sees an average of 25,000 lightning strikes a year. Lightning is generally attracted to the canyon's edges because it is attracted to the ground.

Lightning is most likely to strike at the Grand Canyon between noon and 7 p.m. from July 1-Sept. 15, according to Vaisala's data. Strikes are most common on the canyon rims (and more likely the ...

Thomas M. Myers, a physician on the South Rim and co-author of “Over the Edge: Death in Grand Canyon,” has treated lightning-strike victims whose injuries have included singed hair, ruptured ...

GRAND CANYON, Ariz. (KTVX) — Multiple people were struck by lighting at Grand Canyon National Park on Tuesday during a monsoonal thunderstorm. Rangers said they received a report of the ...

Lightning strikes in Grand Canyon National Park approximately 25,000 times per year, according to officials. Lightning strikes kill an average of 49 people per year in the United States, with ...

Two people were injured after lightning struck a trail area at Grand Canyon National Park, authorities said. RJ ESPAÑOL VIEW E-EDITION. SUBSCRIBE. Support local journalism. Only 99¢ per month.

A lightning strike at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon injured several tourists Monday afternoon. According to information from the National Park Service, the lightning strike happened at about 1 ...

The Grand Canyon gets its share of stormy weather in the summer but rarely has it been caught on camera like this. ... the Grand Canyon National Park posted this video of a lightning strike.

A photograph of a spectacular lightning strike near the south rim of the Grand Canyon was tweeted out by the US Department of the Interior. The photo was taken in July 2012 by photographer Travis ...