Contrary to the latest spew from the climate science community, rain falls when it condenses in cold air. It is usually impossible to create precipitation when the air is too warm. That is why we have droughts.
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Of course, in Florida we get most of our rain in the summer as the near daily afternoon thunderstorms move across the state.
Because the atmosphere at high altitude is cold. That is where the water condenses in thunderstorms.
When the air at 35,000 feet is warm, thunderstorms don’t happen.