as for BAP i mean he's not wrong. the greatest white civilization was Rome and when you consider they had no air conditioners in Rome and had to work in the sun during the day ( rather than chill under AC or outside of club at night ) they were sweating a lot more than people sweat in Florida.
there is a fad these days where people think going to Sauna to will improve their health.
well Florida in the summer is one giant sauna !
the ONE downside to Florida is hot cars. cars parked in the sun are up to 50F hotter than outside, so since it's 90F in florda half the time and sunny almost all the time your car will be 140F inside when you approach it.
ABSOLUTELY IMPERATIVE to have heat reflective ceramic window tint ( check FL law for maximum tint level allowed ), preferably light color seats with either forced air ventilation or fabric surface, a light color exterior and ability to start AC from a phone app.
i would also recommend summer tires as those are rated down to 45F and you will rarely see temps below that.
and of course if your AC dies you die too.
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also if you come to Florida in Summer make sure to pack shorts, White Microfiber T-Shirts ( Under Armour, Adidas or Nike ) and Light Color Sun Hats ( many options here - but you can start with Adidas, though it isn't foldable like my Sunday Afternoons hats but i can see how foldable hats may not be stylish enough for some ).
and some Aquafina water bottles ( Florida doesn't have any spring water that doesn't taste like piss - you must drink purified water instead ). I like Aquafina because they have quality bottles that have a nice big cap and do not crackle.
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Don't cry for 90f.
Where I live it is 108f and the thermal sensation is 149f.
I say that in the shade, in the sun you can expect much higher temperatures.
