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True but the thing with Florida is it's hot/humid/sunny all day then you get a brief thunderstorm in the afternoon than back to hot/humid/sunny. At least that is my experience living there for a year.
Rain everyday in the summer is a joke. It comes in lumps and then go days or weeks without. As with last june i got most all my rain in the spring and once summer starts on 21st it gets dry until Oct. This is the crap lows and temps i have to deal with.
I would have to give up active winters if i was in Cuba but the trade off for tropical weather would make it worth while since they get much action than my area does.
Fair enough. If you're going to live in a tropical climate, might as well be where the hurricanes are.
I have had enough of summer. The never ending 70 degree plus low temperatures are horrific, and definitely have me moving north long-term with more equal seasons and real winters. With my current position, I will likely stay for several more years at least.
Got lucky at 2 am and got 2.7". The heat is so bad a line of strong storms built up right on the coast and just never moved. Only about 2 miles wide and 12 miles long.
True but the thing with Florida is it's hot/humid/sunny all day then you get a brief thunderstorm in the afternoon than back to hot/humid/sunny. At least that is my experience living there for a year.
Better than here, we are hot, sunny & humid & get no rain at all for months.
Here in northern AR ozarks, I'm sitting at 77f, dew point of 69. High today is 80, low 67.
Perfect summer weather.
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