Yep, every bit as bad humidity but higher temperatures in the summer. It feels like walking into a sauna when walking outside (from the AC) in June-August. Florida has the advantage of having the Atlantic on one side and the Gulf of Mexico on the other. And the deep water of the Atlantic sure helps cool that side of Florida. The upper Gulf Coastal areas (Fl. panhandle, AL, MS, LA, and TX) all have very shallow water that really warms up quickly in June and can get uncomfortably warm by late summer. I guess the Gulf Coast of mid to southern FL also would have pretty warm water in the summer but those waters may be deeper than we have here.
