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You should try driving through one of these, it's nuts. I had to go through one a few months ago in CFL, and it was like driving through a rave. I should add that the strobe effect was at least 10x faster than this one too; to the point it was slightly stop motion. Pretty much everyone pulled over. Me? I just made the dubstep a little louder, and moved along.
I live in Tampa-bay area, and love the lightning. Unfortunately, the "Lightning capital of the world" is more of a local claim to fame (and I have no idea where "Ocala" got that name). Tampa to Orlando has the most in US, as many as 50 strikes per square mile per year (about 20 per km²). Kifuka in Congo has, an average of 158 lightning strikes per square kilometre (approx. 0.4 square mile) a year. Almost 8 times as many strikes.
I wasn't even in Tampa, I was in St. Pete. But it's easier to say Tampa. And nobody except people from Tampa would know where Ocala is, so I didn't say that.
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jasonalexanderbutler 1 month ago
That's every day in the orlando area during summer.
OptimusKind 5 months ago
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mud409 5 months ago
You should try driving through one of these, it's nuts. I had to go through one a few months ago in CFL, and it was like driving through a rave. I should add that the strobe effect was at least 10x faster than this one too; to the point it was slightly stop motion. Pretty much everyone pulled over. Me? I just made the dubstep a little louder, and moved along.
mud409 5 months ago
looks like heat lightning.. it would roar like mad if it was lightning strike related
LionGoddess1 7 months ago
I live in Tampa-bay area, and love the lightning. Unfortunately, the "Lightning capital of the world" is more of a local claim to fame (and I have no idea where "Ocala" got that name). Tampa to Orlando has the most in US, as many as 50 strikes per square mile per year (about 20 per km²). Kifuka in Congo has, an average of 158 lightning strikes per square kilometre (approx. 0.4 square mile) a year. Almost 8 times as many strikes.
ter450 8 months ago
@ter450 Yeah, I should have known not to trust the locals here who call it that :-D
NomadRip 8 months ago
last night was RIDICULOUS
armedturtle 1 year ago
@armedturtle Yeah I thought of making another, but it would have looked the same :-)
NomadRip 1 year ago
That is freekie!
NothingTypical2010 1 year ago
Our dog "Patience" HATES it :) She got hit by lighting and has doggie panic attacks every time a storm comes! Cool footage
travelingoutskirts 2 years ago
ocala is number 1 lighting capital but tampa is pretty close
nickgators 2 years ago
I wasn't even in Tampa, I was in St. Pete. But it's easier to say Tampa. And nobody except people from Tampa would know where Ocala is, so I didn't say that.
NomadRip 2 years ago
ya basicly all of florida is the lightning capital of the world its crazy
nickgators 2 years ago
same thing happened here in Arizona 8-28-08 check it out ...its too freaky ....the sound was loud and the lightening was nonstop
ATwinklingStar 2 years ago