Sounds like you need to move out here to California, and pack up some of that rain when you do. It "rains" once or twice a year it seems...

Joking aside, there is an indoor golf range across the street from my work.  I can go to if I can't get home in time to hit a course. It uses the GC2 Foresight system so I can work on my swing efficiency, and shot shape. Unlike a box store with a launch monitor, they are not trying to sell you equipment, so the settings on their systems are very accurate. I like it better than a normal range because I can get stats of hitting a Pro v1x as opposed to guestimating how far I hit a range ball. That, and no sandy balls to scratch up my driver's face.

I would probably pick up another hobby if I couldn't play golf in over a month. Sorry to hear about your weather.

I feel your pain.  I have been unable to play for three weeks due to the constant showers.  Hopefully the weather pattern will change and we can get in the lost months of golf time before the snow comes.

Here in the Northeast we now have the light slipping away at night and any early morning rounds before work are over.  But the indoor range ( if you don't mind mats) works during droughts of play due too weather.  I keep a wedge for practice in my office and i try to swing at least 50x a day just too keep loosened up.  

Last week San Diego had temps in the 100s with humidity..... It's was painful walking Torrey!