One of Orlando’s biggest draws is our year-round sunny, mild weather — we are in the Sunshine State, after all. Central Florida also maintains a comfortable average annual temperature of 72 degrees.
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Orlando’s theme parks strive to stay open 365 days a year. Please check with your preferred parks for updates during severe weather events.
Yes. Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30, with August to October being the most active. Orlando is inland, so while it is less likely to see direct hits, we do sometimes get heavy rain and wind from tropical systems.
You may find the following information useful during severe weather events:
Orlando’s weather is temperate throughout the year. Check the local weather forecast prior to your visit for the latest information.
Afternoon rain can be expected throughout the summer months, although usually just for a short period. Check the local weather forecast prior to your visit for the latest information.
Orlando weather can change quickly — especially in the summer. A sunny morning may turn into a rainy afternoon, followed by clear skies again. It is best to check the daily forecast and be prepared for both sun and showers in one day.
Snow is extremely rare in Orlando. The last measurable snowfall happened over 45 years ago. Even in winter, daytime highs are usually in the 60s and 70s°F (15 – 25°C).
From June to August, average highs range from 90°F to 95°F (32°C to 35°C) with high humidity. Stay hydrated, wear light clothing and take advantage of early mornings or evening outings when temperatures are lower.
We recommend:
Lightweight clothing for warm days
Comfortable shoes for walking
Sunscreen and sunglasses year-round
A light jacket for cooler evenings (especially in winter)
A poncho or umbrella during summer months
Orlando has a subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Expect plenty of sunshine throughout the year. Summers (June – August) are hot and humid with afternoon showers. Winters (December – February) are mild and dry, making it a great time for outdoor activities.
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