Nov · Dec · Jan · Feb · Mar · Apr
Drier season (milder + steadier): less rain and lighter-feeling air
Avg low 10–18°C / high 22–28°C · Rainy days: 4–8 / ~30–80 mm
- • Lower humidity than summer can feel noticeably less sticky.
- • Outdoor plans (theme parks, walking) often feel easier.
- • Mornings/evenings can feel cooler—thin layers help.
Suggested outfits
- · Light clothing + a thin layer
- · Optional thin indoor layer
- · Sunscreen/sunglasses
A note for travelers
Even in the dry season, strong indoor A/C can make a thin layer useful.
May
Transition (getting hotter): humidity rises and showers become more frequent
Avg low 19–21°C / high 29–32°C · Rainy days: 8–14 / ~70–140 mm
- • It can start feeling one step hotter and stickier.
- • Showers can wet streets quickly, then clear again.
- • Strong sun can raise heat stress fast.
Suggested outfits
- · Breathable clothing
- · Optional umbrella/light rain layer
- · Hat/sunscreen
A note for travelers
In May, being ready to get briefly wet can matter more than total rainfall.
Jun · Jul · Aug · Sep · Oct
Wet season (hot + humid): frequent storms and heavy-feeling air
Avg low 23–25°C / high 31–33°C · Rainy days: 12–20 / ~120–220 mm (varies)
- • Humidity can feel heavy even in shade.
- • Afternoon thunderstorms can be short and intense.
- • Hurricane season overlaps, adding potential schedule changes (especially Aug–Oct).
Suggested outfits
- · Breathable clothing
- · Optional rain option
- · Optional thin indoor layer
A note for travelers
In wet season Orlando, quick-drying choices often beat trying to stay perfectly dry.
