I used Goretex socks more than 10 years ago when I lived up north in CT for the cold and of course cold rainy days. When I would put on my wet cold shoes for the ride home, I felt the cold of the shoes but my feet stayed nice and dry. Down here, I would just use them with my sandals for the cold during the winter.

Thanks for posting OP.
I live in FL too. This rain has been quite odd. I work in a professional setting and cannot arrive drenched and embraced with water.
I am going to look into the suggested posted. Thank you to everyone for the ideas.
This really helped me because I have been quite lazy about researching.

My rain gear would be a thong... and thats no lie...

Nice Rain Gear.
 

Nice rain gear, don't forget sunscreen..Nothing to get wet..I did the World Naked Bike Ride in 2005 in Saint Petersburg, Florida. We had 24 riders and about 14 cops waiting to arrest us if we took off our G-Strings. Ladies had to wear them and pasties also..:D..But that is a whole different story I could tell..Cheers.

lmao.

It rarely rains when it is cold here. So in winter I wear winter riding clothes and don't worry about rain. In the Summer you will ride home in the rain nearly every day. I wear Shimano sandals - no socks, and the rain feels great on my bear toes. I wear bright lime green sleeveless dry weave top I bought at Target, and bike shorts. The rain feels GREAT when riding home in August. You want it on your skin. The only rain gear I have is fenders and water proof panniers.

One day in march... before I was commuting by bike... I was on my way to work and they said on the radio that it was 36 Degree's in Portland, Maine... and 32 Degree's in Jacksonville, Florida. I drive people to the airport from the Hotel I work at, and pick them up at the airport on their way back... and they were telling me how there wasn't much of a difference between Florida and Maine weather wise...