Welcome again to the Sunshine Republic Podcast where we explore all things Florida, with a focus on activities that benefit both the mind and the body.
Today, we will be revisiting part two of the guide to southern mode to the southernmost state, which is a 1929 publication written by the Civilian Conservation Corps. Basically the federal government back in the 20s funded guidebooks for each of the 50 states and the one about Florida is actually one of the most fascinating so without further ado, let's continue on with part two of the guide to the southern most state. And while we're in the general information section, our next section is climate and equipment. So the weather of Florida is usually warm from April to November and variable from December to March.
There are periods of cold weather, seldom lasting more than three days during the during the winter months of June. In June, July, August, September are the months of the heaviest rainfall. The dry season comes in winter. ocean breezes cover all parts of the peninsula. September is the month when hurricanes can be expected. top coats are often needed in winter. All sport clothes and light linens are suitable for the rest of the year. information for the motorist? non resident owners or operators of motor cars have full use of Florida highways. Florida registration laws extend reciprocal privileges to the motorist of any other state. But the motorists must purchase a license plate immediately bacame upon becoming gainfully employed, engaging in any trade or profession, or placing children in school. Licensed tax tags can be purchased at county courthouses or branch license bureaus in various cities.
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