Weather Battle: San Francisco vs Miami (metropolitan, live, state, places)
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There is a drought in Miami-Dade and Broward counties. By the time you get to Palm Beach County, they are doing a lot better.
I'm in Europe these days, and it's cold here and rainy, even in Spain. It's terrible.
Hard to imagine. Was down to Pompano/LBTS last week, the week before, last month and had to deal with downpours on and off, especially in late afternoon.
Hard to imagine. Was down to Pompano/LBTS last week, the week before, last month and had to deal with downpours on and off, especially in late afternoon.
I left for Europe in early August, so maybe things have improved. A lot. But right before I left, it was days and days without rain, and when we did get rain, rather weak stuff. Ofc for Miami Beach, our rainiest time is actually September.
The professionals' reports are based on the fact that (again), it rains very little from January to May(actually March-April-May are the driest months); so in a way there's a sorta "natural" drought every year. Then come June/July, it starts pouring, with heavy thundering etc.. until late September.
Perhaps you should listen to people who have lived in South FL than the pros..
If there was a severe drought in effect, all plants/vegetation would look brown or in distress or you would have to deal with random fires, as in much of CA. That ain't the case in FL.
So the real issue is that you think you know better than everyone else but in reality don't know what you're talking about at all.
So the real issue is that you think you know better than everyone else but in reality don't know what you're talking about at all.
Like I said, it doesn't work that way.
Actually you have no clue because you try to downplay Miami or FL in general while the entire state of CA is in a severe drought for years(not to mention the fires).
I left for Europe in early August, so maybe things have improved. A lot. But right before I left, it was days and days without rain, and when we did get rain, rather weak stuff. Ofc for Miami Beach, our rainiest time is actually September.
I can only speak about Broward, which either way is too close to Miami-Dade (skies looked gloomy around Miami too).
Actually you have no clue because you try to downplay Miami or FL in general while the entire state of CA is in a severe drought for years(not to mention the fires).
There you go again being flat out wrong. Earlier in this thread I made it clear that I prefer the weather of South Florida, and I've pointed out in numerous other threads that Miami is one of my favorite cities.
I don't need to convince anyone. The facts do it for me. You're just choosing to ignore these facts.
There you go again being flat out wrong. Earlier in this thread I made it clear that I prefer the weather of South Florida, and I've pointed out in numerous other threads that Miami is one of my favorite cities.
I don't need to convince anyone. The facts do it for me. You're just choosing to ignore these facts.
Miami IS currently in a Extreme drought. This means that soil moisture is exceptionally low for this period if the year. Remember, drought is relative. I've had roughly 28 inches of rain this year. For me...that's a extreme drought...for a desert it would be a deluge
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