[Phillip S1]

I prefer 4 seasons over subtropical/tropical weather at any time.
Florida's weather is too hot & humid, and rainy!

[Future Trooper]

I could never live in a climate like Florida. I am much more happy having four clearly defined seasons.

I would much rather be in a climate like this





Than burning to death at a flaming hot beach.

[mango23]

Originally Posted by Phillip S1

I prefer 4 seasons over subtropical/tropical weather at any time.
Florida's weather is too hot & humid, and rainy!

Florida is a big state. Why is every thought of Florida south Florida? The state is over 500 miles long and has two time zones.

[doggiebus]

I would love to live in a place that has a cooler climate. The almost year round summer temps in South Florida is really no conducive for me to do outdoor activities like I would love to do. I would love to sit outside and not get sticky during the summer months. San Fran temps is what I wish we had. Year round 60 degree temps.

[goofykid]

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The only time I like it is in the winter from like october to march it's cool never humid and it never averages below freezing.

[JSnFla]

floridas climate is in reverse...meaning the good weather is during the winter when the days are short and it gets dark early and the miserable 5 months are over the summer when the days r long, it stays light til 8pm and the rest of the country is out and about loving life in the spirit of summer...strange

[Sheepie2000]

Originally Posted by Phillip S1

I prefer 4 seasons over subtropical/tropical weather at any time.

I'm up in Flagler County and maybe it's different down south, but we definitely have 4 seasons up here. They're not as obvious as up north, but if you are even a little observant, you can see and appreciate them.

I'm not a warm weather person and I was a little nervous (weather-wise) about moving here, but we moved here in August and so far I love it. I think summer in Cleveland is more uncomfortable than August in Florida.

[bgrasser]

I live and love it from Nov 1 'till sometime in the first week of May.

[Scientifical Madness]

Originally Posted by mango23

Florida is a big state. Why is every thought of Florida south Florida? The state is over 500 miles long and has two time zones.

But it's still very hot and humid for a large part of the year, no matter if in Fernandina Bch or Miami, the panhandle or Central FL. I put "No, too hot and humid," but I dont hate it. I hate the looooong summers, but I like it a lot from October to March, so I'm pretty much in the middle.

[yamahastar]

I miss the true seasons you find in a more northern climate. We plan to leave Florida the first chance we get. The humidity is brutal!