Any visitor to Central Florida with flexible options should consider the weather in Orlando Fl as a primary vacation planning variable. These are important to understand before you book anything. To this end, let’s look at average high/low temperatures along with rainfall precipitation levels by month to assist with conveniently arranging your vacation. Finally, we’ll review the approximate number of visitors to Central Florida by month so one can add an additional dimension to their Orlando vacation planning. Call it 3 dimensional (3D) vacation planning – temperature, rainfall and avoiding the masses disclosed all in one post!

Orlando Monthly High/Low Average Temperatures and Average Precipitation Levels

January – Average high 72 degrees – Average low temp 49 degrees – 2 inches of rainfall

February – Average high 73 degrees – Average low temp 51 degrees – 2 inches of rainfall

March – Average high 78 degrees – Average low temp 55 degrees - 4 inches of rainfall

April – Average high 83 degrees – Average low temp 60 degrees – 2 inches of rainfall

May – Average high 88 degrees – Average low temp 65 degrees - 4 inches of rainfall

June – Average high 90 degrees – Average low temp 70 degrees – 7 inches of rainfall

July – Average high 91 degrees – Average low temp 73 degrees - 7  inches of rainfall

August – Average high 92 degrees – Average low temp 72 degrees - 7 inches of rainfall

September – Average high 90 degrees – Average low 72 degrees - 6 inches of rainfall

October – Average high 85 degrees – Average low temp 66 degrees - 3 inches of rainfall

November – Average high 79 degrees – Average low temp 58 degrees – 2 inches of rainfall

December – Average high 73 degrees – Average low temp 53 degrees – 2 inches of rainfall

– Orlando Temperature and Precipitation Source: www.weather.com

Avoiding the Masses – Estimated Volume of Travellers to Orlando

• January, February, September, December (1-23) - Relatively low periods of travel and tourism to the city*
• May, August, October, November – Medium levels of travel excluding holidays to Orlando*
• March, April, June, July – Highest time of year for travel to the city excluding major holidays*

There are several cross reference notes to offer here. Almost 50% of the rainfall the region receives occurs in about 3 1/2 months time –  June through mid-September. This means that summer park and attraction visits will be interrupted occasionally by rain showers. The weather in Orlando Florida is usually quite predictable during this period of time.

Also, the weather in the city in March is often ideal for most guests with a mean temperature in the mid 60′s. This makes Orlando ideal for a spring break vacation. The parks are always busiest during the holidays which can fall within some of our monthly volume thresholds. We’ll let you decide what variable matters to you most when visiting the area. Please click here for a current 5 day Orlando weather forecast.

For those renting vacation homes, the weather in Kissimmee Florida is roughly the same as that in Orlando. If you do select a vacation rental with a private pool, your best option for utilizing the pool may be in fact the warmer months. Vacation rentals are comfortable and spacious, and offer a plethora of amenities. Consult our main page for reviews on most resort communities offering rates on short term rental homes.

* Note: As we have seen in recent years, the volume of travel has been fluctuating due to the economy, and these period estimates are based solely on recent history.

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