Lexington Golf Course Worker, Home Struck By Lightning
LEXINGTON (CBS) --- Golfers at the Pine Meadows Golf Club were pulled off the course Wednesday while lightning moved through the area.
Around 9 a.m., at the other course in town - Lexington Golf Club - the course confirms a worker was taken to the hospital. The course would not say why. Lexington Fire would not say whether the man was struck by lightning. He was reportedly conscious and alert when emergency personnel arrived.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Carl Stevens reports
Lexington Fire also responded to a fire on Tufts Road that was caused by a lightning strike. No one was injured but the home suffered extensive damage.
"The first thing I heard was just a loud bang. Then the house shook," said Allen Jin, who lives in the home with his parents. "When we opened the attic door, there was just fire everywhere."
"It sounded like a big explosion, one single explosion with a bright light lit and then we heard nothing," a neighbor said.
The neighbor tells WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Carl Stevens that the family had just completed extensive work on the home.