What is hotter in July...Florida or Italy?
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Posted by
Seattle
223 posts
Can whomever answers this also speak to the relative humidity of each? That's what I'd love to know!
Posted by
Ottawa, Canada
4555 posts
They're about the same, if you compare a place like Rome to Miami. Temperature highs range around 30 degrees (85 F)....with humidity in the low to mid-70%s. Miami might have the edge though, since its humidity doesn't appear to drop off as much during the afternoon and evening hours as it does in Rome....altho Rome can still be pretty sticky!
Posted by
Scottsdale, AZ, USA
1127 posts
Make sure you have a place with a/c. If the heat & humidity become too much to bear you can retreat to the cool air of your hotel. Just make sure YOU get to control the temp, not the hotel.
Posted by
miami, fl, usa
1 posts
i live in miami.... i been to roma in the summer... miami is worse the rome...
rome summer is like miami winter.