Florida climate
Swampy warm weather
Florida climate refers to the subtropical and tropical weather patterns characteristic of Florida, marked by hot, humid summers, mild winters, and a pronounced wet season.
The term often appears in discussions of retirement destinations, hurricane risk, or the appeal of year-round warmth: We moved south for the Florida climate.
It can suggest both paradise and discomfort—sunshine and hurricanes, beaches and oppressive humidity.
- subtropicalClimate near the tropics
- tropical humidityMoisture in warm climates
- thunderstormsViolent rainstorms with lightning
- afternoon stormsWeather events after midday
- hurricanesPowerful tropical rotating windstorms
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