Question: Which area of Peru has frequent rain during the summer?
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Due to the frequent summer thunderstorms, Tampa has a pronounced wet season, receiving an average total of of rain from June and September but only about during the remaining eight months of the year combined.
The historical averages during the late summer, especially September, are augmented by tropical cyclones, which can easily deposit many inches of rain in one day.
Outside of the summer rainy season, most of the area's precipitation is delivered by the occasional passage of a weather front.
Tampa's precipitation data falls near the median for the area.
Nearby communities to the interior tend to receive a bit more rain every year; those closer to the coast a bit less.
The area receives plentiful sunshine throughout the year, averaging a total of 2920 hours, or 66.7% of the possible total.
The daily sunshine amount is highest in May, when the sun's angle of incidence has increased the hours of daylight and the rainy season has not yet begun. 
Because of the frequent summer thunderstorms, Tampa has a pronounced wet season, receiving an average of of rain from June to September but only about during the remaining eight months of the year.
The historical averages during the late summer, especially September, are augmented by passing tropical systems, which can easily dump many inches of rain in one day.
Tropical Storm Debby in 2012 dropped 8.57 inches of rain at Tampa International Airport on June 24, 2012 and amounts up to 10.36 inches was reported by a CoCoRaHS observer in NW Tampa.
Outside of the summer rainy season, most of the area's precipitation is delivered by the occasional passage of a weather front. 
Like Luxembourg City, Kirchberg has a general oceanic climate (Köppen: Cfb), marked by high precipitation, particularly in late summer.
However, the slope and height of the area accounts for occasional lower temperatures (up to 1° below Luxembourg City), more frequent fog and enhanced precipitation of both rain and snow. 
Deerfield Beach is located at .
According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of , of which is land and is water (7.12%).
Deerfield Beach has a Tropical monsoon climate (Köppen climate classification "Am"), with hot summer days, frequent thunderstorms in the summer, with rain less frequent in the fall, and a threat of a light winter freeze from late November through early March caused by occasional cold fronts from the north, and even then not every year.
During the summer months average temperatures tend to be in the 80s, while during the winter temperatures tend to be in the 60s.
July is generally the warmest month of the year with an average maximum temperature of , while the coldest month of the year is February with an average minimum temperature of .
The all-time record high is recorded in 1981, while the all-time record low is which was recorded in 1995.
The year-round average temperature is .
The annual average precipitation at Deerfield Beach is .
Summer months tend to be wetter than winter months.
The wettest month of the year is June with an average rainfall of .
Deerfield Beach falls under the USDA 10b Plant Hardiness zone. 
Murree features a subtropical highland climate ("Cwb") under the Köppen climate classification.
It is situated in the outer Himalayas, retaining high altitude.
This type of area has cold, snowy winters, relatively cool summer with drastically escalated rain, in relation with lower altitudes, and frequent fog.
Precipitation is received year round, with two maxima, first one during winter and second one at summer, July–August.
Total mean precipitation annually is .
A variety of rare animal species can be found in Murree, including the leopard, which inhabits the neighboring Galiyat region.
More common animals include the rhesus monkey, wild boar, foxes and various species of birds, including the Cheer Pheasant and Kalij Pheasant.
The area gives its name to the Murree vole, a rodent species endemic to Pakistan.
Many fruits introduced to the region during the period of British occupation, including cherries, raspberries and strawberries, still thrive locally.