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Awesome climate. Cool, but not frigid, wet, and gloomy. Summers are a little cooler than ideal, but I'll take them over what most of the US has to offer.
Too rainy and the winters are not cold enough. But I'd rather live there than deal with hot summers elsewhere. It must get a good bit of snow, too, so that's good, even if it likely gets too much winter rain as well.
St. Pete Florida has a nice climate, maybe a bit dry for my taste. The Russian one is an F.
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Originally Posted by ABrandNewWorld
My experience with Miami and the Caribbean in May saw mostly sun after a brief downpour. Is it different on the Gulf Coast side or is that in July, the rains just last longer?
I understand South Florida storms are a bit more spasmodic than Central Florida. Miami averages 73% sun in July while Tampa is 62%. But I wouldn't use May as an indicator of high summer weather for anywhere in Florida.
Florida. Warm beaches. St. Petersburg Russian "heat wave" still has too cool nearest SST
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