The Lightning’s final regular-season road trip took them through four cities and into loud, packed, hostile arenas and they finished 1-3, but they end the season at home.

The Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday never stopped pushing and were rewarded with a 2-1 matinee victory at TD Garden over the Boston Bruins. The Bruins got the game’s first goal on a breakaway from Morgan Geekie, but Lightning forward Brandon Hagel scored on a rush chance of his own to tie the score in the third.

A spring system is bringing rounds of rain and thunderstorms to Northern California and continues through the weekend, including bringing snow to the Sierra.

Severe thunderstorms moved across Northern California on Thursday evening and more storms are expected through the weekend.

NASA’s Juno spacecraft reveals Jupiter’s superstorms generate intense lightning, forming a powerful and complex electrical weather system.

The Bruins did grab the lead on a Morgan Geekie breakaway—a sequence that started with a Lightning offensive-zone shift. As the Lightning were executing a partial line change, however, Charlie McAvoy collected the puck and sprung Geekie up the ice. Geekie netted his team-leading 38th goal of the season at 10:47.

A lake in Venezuela the size of Connecticut sits under constant thunderstorms for most of the year, making it the lightning capital of Earth.

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