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It feels to me that the sun is CONSTANT in Florida. The UV rays are definitely worse. I am sure somebody is going to debate THAT one.
definitely...much brighter and stronger sun... very easy to get sun burn and look like a lobster.
Rick Santos it is because it is october, 2 months away from winter solstice... most of the year pretty freaking strong in south florida, esp if you venture down to key west.
I remember when I visited Florida there was a thunder storm that looked like nothing I've ever seen.
The sky was extremely dark gray almost black, and it was in the middle of the day, lightning galore too.
Not sure what are referring to but from your description it happens here too, during summer months. Gets very dark before/during a t-storm, with sheets of rain and frequent lightning. It doesn't last very long though.
Contrast with Seattle which receives as much as 7 or 8 inches in one month at the height of their rainy season in the winter and as little as 1 inch during the driest of the summer months.
that's true. Seattle gets its rain mostly in November, December, January and February. In the summer there are 20-30 consecutive days without a drop then 2-3 rainy days and then the same dry period
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