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Vice City is located in a tropical climate, most likely in the [[wp:Florida keys|Florida Keys]]. The city has sunshine year round with occasional thunderstorms and rain. The city is also exposed to hurricanes like Miami or any other city in South Florida. An example of hurricanes was Hurricane Hermione, who in 1986 approached the shores of Vice City slowly, separating to Vice City Mainland from the rest of the city by closing the bridges. | Vice City is located in a tropical climate, most likely in the [[wp:Florida keys|Florida Keys]]. The city has sunshine year round with occasional thunderstorms and rain. The city is also exposed to hurricanes like Miami or any other city in South Florida. An example of hurricanes was Hurricane Hermione, who in 1986 approached the shores of Vice City slowly, separating to Vice City Mainland from the rest of the city by closing the bridges. | ||
In GTA Vice City, the weather gives off a more cold feel than in its GTA Vice City Stories& | In GTA Vice City, the weather gives off a more cold feel than in its GTA Vice City Stories—hinting towards that game being set in the middle of the rainy season, whilst its prequel seems to be set in the sunnier summertime. | ||
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