History Main / ItsAlwaysSunnyInMiami

* Before Hurricane Katrina nearly destroyed NewOrleans, stories based in Louisiana almost never showed how severe the weather can get there. Sure there'd be rain, but never the hurricanes or tornadoes that plague the region.

* Parodied early in ''EightBitTheater'': it is noted that it never gets dark until they go to the inn. [[spoiler: This later becomes a plot point where the Light Warriors have a day to prepare for a fight... and Fighter almost immediately goes to an inn.]]

** [[FridgeLogic Though nothing stops them from waiting for a sunny day to film.]]
*** Well, duh. If it's not important to the plot, why make things more difficult (and possibly expensive) on your cast and crew?

* It was always daytime in the first generation ''{{Pokemon}}'' games. The next generation fixed this. The third generation went back to perpetual daytime, due to some (in retrospect, rather minor) technical problems. The fourth re-added the time of day feature. (The fifth retained this in addition to averting ItsAlwaysSpring, but that's a different matter entirely.)

-->The Sunshine State

* The PS1 generation ''FinalFantasy'' games had this problem. Typically the entire world map would be perpetually daylight, except for just one or two spots on the map. So it will ''always'' be nighttime in [[FinalFantasyVII Midgar]] and [[FinalFantasyIX Treno]]. FFIX lampshades this a bit by calling Treno the "Dark City". Other places can become night, but only when the plot demands it. The PS2 ''FinalFantasyXII'' avoids this a bit by throwing in weather cycles in every location, but never a day-night cycle.

** Satirized in the SpikeJones song "It Never Rains In Sunny California".

* It's virtually always sunny in ''Dexter'''s Miami.

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* In ''OnePiece'' there's the island of Enies Lobby, also called the "Nightless Island" because, for some reason, it's always sunny, even in the middle of a huge storm.

* In OnePiece there's the island of Enies Lobby, also called the "Nightless Island" because, for some reason, it's always sunny, even in the middle of a huge storm.

* Parodied early in ''EightBitTheater'': it is noted that it never gets dark until they go to the inn.

* It was always daytime in the first generation ''{{Pokemon}}'' games. The next generation fixed this. The third generation went back to perpetual daytime, due to some (in retrospect, rather minor) technical problems. The fourth re-added the time of day feature.

-->'''The State of Florida''', which has the highest average rainfall in the country.

** And Seattle is in the same climate, SoYeah.

* ''{{Neighbours}}'' has a rule that it never rains on Ramsey Street. A behind the scenes special showed that on rainy days outdoor shots are artificially lit to make it look like Summer.