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In Florida, the weather sort of makes itself up as it goes along... That's because Florida has strong sun to provide heat, a lot of moisture, and sea breezes from both the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. These weather-makers are always around and mix together in sometimes unpredictable ways, unlike the interior of the US, where weather forms gradually and predictably sweeps across large portions of the country..

BTW, it really doesn't rain once a day in Florida every day. Florida gets a lot of rain from June through October, and the rest of the year is relatively dry.

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