How does it hold up on gulf side of Florida, had one in Miami

Fortunately, most outdoor rugs are made from tightly woven polypropylene or other synthetic fibers that do not absorb water. Not only does this help them withstand spring showers, it also makes them remarkably easy to clean (as we’ll see later.) Make sure your rug dries out on top and bottom. After a heavy rain, after the top has started to dry out, flip the rug and allow the back to dry as well. Since the back is typically synthetic and won't absorb water, excess moisture should dry up quickly. Make sure water doesn't get trapped under the rug, especially if you have a wooden deck. The rug should be protected, but mold can collect underneath on the deck if not