How about a trip to Miami

Despite the wet, often thundery summers lasting from June to September, most of Florida remains very sunny year-round. Temperatures during this time are consistently between 30° and 33°, seldom higher, with nights averaging 25-26°c. Sunshine levels are high despite the very heavy, thundery downpours occuring most days in summer. Humidity is also higher during the summer season, averaging about 80%. Autumn is much the same as summer, hot, humid and showery but with plenty of sunshine, although November is several degrees cooler than October. December to April sees very warm days, warm nights and Florida’s driest time of year, with sunny skies and lower humidity. Cold air in the State is rare and while temperatures of 0°c have occured, this is exceptionally unusual and has only happened on a few occasions. Miami and coastal regions are prone to regular hurricanes and likely to be impacted by at least 1 or 2 a year, although direct hits on major cities are unusual. Due to its very low-lying coastal position, any hurricane striking Florida is liable to cause extensive damage and major flooding.