- In the Lake Geneva area, a storm struck: three children were struck by lightning, and their father was also injured.
- Lake Geneva police department reports that the storm struck with lightning from 10 miles away, and that the lightning struck without warning.
- The storm damaged a tree standing near the house, after which the tree fell onto the children.
Three children died when a storm struck Lake Geneva, according to the Wisconsin police department. The father survived and was able to call for help. The father said the children were struck by lightning.
According to Lake Geneva police department, during the storm, lightning struck from 10 miles away, and it is believed that it hit the children, who were in the yard, without warning. The father said that he heard a loud sound, after which he saw that the children were lying on the ground. It is believed that the lightning struck the tree first and then the children.
As the police report, it is possible that all three children were struck by lightning at the same time. It is also believed that the storm could have caused the lightning to strike the children while they were near the tree.
Police say that all three children were in the yard during the storm, but the father was inside the house and called for help after hearing the sound. The police said that the lightning struck the tree first and then the children.
The sheriff’s office reported that the father survived and that the children were pronounced dead at the scene. The sheriff said that the father was able to call 911 and that the children were in critical condition. The sheriff also said that the lightning struck the tree and then the children.
Hausner said that the lightning struck the tree, and it fell onto the children. According to him, the father was inside the house at the time.
According to the sheriff’s office, the lightning struck the tree and then the children. The sheriff said that the father was inside the house and called for help after hearing the sound.
According to a report by Guardian, the storm hit the United States on Independence Day, and it caused 4 deaths. The mother said that, at the time, the children were standing near the tree, and that the lightning struck the tree and then the children.