By Catherine Powell
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| Image courtesy Pixabay |
As the saying goes, “When it rains, it pours.” In Florida, this sometimes means driving in a white squall on the interstate where you can barely see past the hood of your car. It also means expecting torrential downpours on a nearly daily basis during the summer months. Due to the nature of the peninsula, you can literally go from having to deal with driving rain to bone dry and back again every mile or so as you head north or south in June, July, and August. If you’ve ever been stuck in a monster traffic jam caused by a weather-related car crash, then you’ll appreciate today’s ten tips that are designed to help you drive safely in the rain.
