Severe thunderstorms brought a lightning strike that sparked a fire. The fire occurred at a cabin. This incident happened on Tuesday morning as storms swept across the region.
The lightning strike was the cause of the cabin fire. Further details about the fire are available from the source.
The incident took place in northern St. Louis County. Details of the event are limited to the information about the lightning strike and the resulting cabin fire.
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