Nope, I don't think there was much flash or sizzle but it certainly was LOUD.

@Triphid then it wasn’t even close! When you hear the sizzle, then you know your ass might be in trouble.

@Barnie2years I have had lightning strike pretty damned close me before, the closest was one Night Shift on the Railways.
I was sitting on one set of tracks waiting to watch as an in-coming Freight train would go past on an adjacent set of tracks so I could see if anything was dragging or broken under the wagons.
There had been a few claps of thunder earlier in the shift but nothing else, then on the third set of tracks across from me there was this brilliant flash, a shower of sparks followed closely by the roar of thunder and an empty open wagon turned a bright yellowish-red colour, the paint on it started to burn and peal away and a hole appeared where once the floor of the wagon had been.
Needless to say I headed for the toilet block to check my undies just in case they needed to be changed...LOL.

@Triphid I had a couple of close calls myself. It’s definitely sobering. If it was God trying to wack me, he definitely needs to work on his aim! And it didn’t convert me into a believer.

@Barnie2years Last winter we had a thunderstorm late on a Saturday afternoon while I was up on the roof fixing down a few sheets of corrugated iron that had loosened the nails holding them down.
A few flashes of lightning and claps of thunder went by and the lady next door yelled out me, " Aren't you scared of getting hit by lightning?"
I just answered back with " If the God/s of Lightning are searching for a worthwhile target then there's plenty of Churches around town that deserve to get hit more than I do."
The news that came on the radio the next morning was, " Lightning strikes Church in Iodide Street, building catches fire and is completely gutted, could be subject to Demolition Orders after Insurance Assessors are finished examining it."

Not scared of either thunder or lightning it was just the massive thundering clap right overhead that was totally unexpected that got me jumping.