Certainly  Florida   has seasons, however  the weather isn't as obvious as in the more northerly U.S. states and Canada. From a vacation p.o.v. Florida's four times of the year are:

• Spring: This popular vacation time has balmy days of pleasant weather. While major attractions are not so over-populated and many hotels offer discounts, humidity can be almost intolerable  in April, and many stay away from  this season because of spring breakers.
• Summer: Red-hot  and humid, abrupt and sporadic thunderstorms chill things off a little. Summer is also the center of hurricane season.
• Fall: Attractively mild, Autumn offers the highest deductions in accommodations, since many vacationers have returned to studies at college.    Be aware however: hurricane season endures  through November, with highest danger of occurence  in September and October.
• Winter: Largely  mild and sunny, some beaches  have a few days close to  the freezing level. Remember  that winter is peak  snowbird season, so  popular cities like Orlando and Tampa get crowded.