Because its where the most calculated lightning strikes occur.
Florida.
Pittsburgh, PA is known as the iron and steel capital of the world.
Lightning can occur anywhere that conditions are right for it, and it can be created artificially with a Tesla Coil, but some locations are more likely than others. Tampa, FL has more lightning strikes than anyplace in the world, and Tampa is the native word for "sticks of fire." The expression "a bolt from the blue" is a metaphor for a lightning strike on a cloudless day. In addition, there are flash lightning and cloud-to-cloud lightning, and perhaps other kinds of lightning.
Kifuka in the Democratic Republic of the Congo - where the greatest lightning activity in the world occurs. http://www.weatherquesting.com/where-lightning-hits.htm
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Tampa
No Tampa is the lighting capital of the U S. Some where in South Africa is the Lighting of the world.
FLORIDA Florida is known as the "Lightning Capital of the Nation" or the "Lightning Capital of the World." Florida has more injuries and deaths attributed to thunderstorms than any other US state. The city of Tampa is also billed as "The Lightning Capital of the Nation" for its huge number of thunderstorms. In one month (June 1994), more than 50,000 lightning strikes occurred in the Tampa/St. Petersburg metropolitan area.
The lightning capital of the world is Florida.
Florida.
Florida. In fact, it is the lightning capital of the world.
Tampa, FL. Tampa is the native word for "sticks of fire."
No, Tangerine is not the lightning strike capital of the world. The title usually goes to regions like Florida in the United States or various places in Africa and South America where lightning activity is more frequent.
Detroit is known as the automobile capital of the world.
Rayne, Louisiana, is known as the frog capital of the world.
The Hague.
The world's chocolate capital is Belgium