What would be considered flea season in Florida?

Flea season in Florida can be quite prolonged compared to more temperate regions due to the generally warm and humid climate. In Florida, fleas can be active year-round, but their populations often peak during the warmer months, generally from spring through early fall (March through October). The ideal conditions for fleas are temperatures between 65 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit with high humidity, which can be present in Florida for much of the year. However, the specific timing can vary based on local weather conditions and fluctuations in temperature and humidity.