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Travel Guide: Florida’s Climate and Geography


it’s not called the Sunshine State for
nothing
hi I’m Rebecca Braden and welcome to
watchmojo.com and today we’ll be
learning more about the climate and
geography of the u.s. state of Florida
the beauty of this southern US state is
in its weather found on a peninsula
between the Gulf of Mexico and the
Atlantic Ocean
you can almost assure yourself a perfect
day full of Sun when traveling in
Florida it’s summers are normally long
hot and humid and therefore its beaches
are a popular place to keep cool summer
also sees dust flowed over from Africa
and this affects the air quality of
Florida during that season in terms of
the flora native to Florida
nothing is more symbolic than the palm
tree dotting the state’s landscape palm
trees represent Florida and even appear
on the state flag Florida’s warm climate
is perfect for growing these tropical
trees sea oats are another plant that is
found throughout the Floridian landscape
this is a type of grass that grows in
dunes and they are vital to that system
survival as their long reaching roots
that stabilize the loose dune send
mangroves are a family of trees and
plants that thrive in tropical salty
environments the ecosystem created by
these plants provides an important
habitat for certain animals and factor
greatly in to the health of the southern
the state Live Oak is a large spreading
tree that grows throughout the southern
United States and even in Europe and
Asia its name refers to the fact that
this tree keeps its leaves throughout
the winter months
unlike other Oaks closely connected to
live oaks to Spanish moss which is a
plant that grows in larger trees often
found in live oaks and Spanish moss acts
as a garland in the trees and gives them
a stunning appearance the Florida
Everglades is one of the world’s largest
wetlands and draws and countless
visitors to the state to witness its
unique system of plant and animal life
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