Is Florida fun in August?

August is a great month to experience the variety of festivals that Florida has to offer. From conventions to food and drink festivals to cultural events, there's something for everyone this month!



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I've lived in Florida most of my life, and I can tell you that July and August are absolutely unbearable. The temperature does not go to 100 degrees, but it stays in the 90s and the humidity makes you feel like you're going to suffocate.

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Temperatures average as high as 82?F (28?C) in August, with nighttime lows rarely dropping below 72?F (22?C). Afternoon thunderstorms occur almost every day which, while providing a welcome relief from the heat, can be quite violent. The Atlantic hurricane season occurs during Orlando's long summer.

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Based on average weather, crowds, and rates, the best times to visit Florida are March-April or September-October. We'll break down the best time to plan your Florida vacation by season, with details on Florida's eight regions, weather, crowds, activities, and rates.

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One of the best times to fly cheaply would be late May or early June - just before school holidays start. However, be sure to avoid travel in and around Memorial Day as you may find prices are slightly higher at this time.

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2.18in. The driest month in Miami is January with 1.88 inches of precipitation, and with 8.63 inches August is the wettest month.

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Overall, August can be a good month to visit for lower to moderate crowds. During busier times of the year, like summer, Disney does try to improve guest experiences by doing a few things to help keep the lines down.

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August is the perfect time to visit the water parks and enjoy your hotel pool. Sometimes guests don't spend enough time at their hotel and this is a great time to do just that. Visiting Disney World in August is a good time to enjoy more moderate crowds compared to earlier summer months.

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Avoid caffeine and alcohol during the hottest parts of the day. Avoid heavy foods and opt for foods high in water content – fruits, salads, and soups. Tip: Freeze a baggie full of grapes, watermelon or strawberries for a refreshing afternoon treat. You can also add frozen fruit to your water for additional flavor.

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The Gulf may reach 92 degrees or more. In fact, on a July, August or September evening, the Gulf water is warmer than the air. The Atlantic is more likely to top out at 82 to 86 degrees, which makes for a refreshing dip in the summer. Water temperatures don't vary as drastically as air temperatures.

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10 Tips to Survive Disney in The Summer!
  1. Invest in a cooling towel.
  2. Pack light colored clothing. ...
  3. HYDRATE. ...
  4. Splurge for Lunch at a Table Service Dining Experience. ...
  5. Book Dessert at the Contemporary Resort early in your stay. ...
  6. Take Naps.
  7. Eat light. ...
  8. Do Your Research for Resort Dining.


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Off-peak times fall around January, February, September, and early November. Discounts on vacation packages booked directly through Disney (which combine park tickets and hotel stays) can be found year-round, though they're most common at these less-crowded times.

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August is a fairly busy time as with any Summer month at Disney World. Crowd levels start out at Heavy Crowds (4/5) and gradually decrease to Average Crowds (3/5) by the end of the month.

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Theme Parks – Frequently Asked Questions It's always a great time to visit Disney theme parks! However, when planning a trip to the Disneyland Resort, expect lower crowds from mid-September through mid-November (before the Thanksgiving break).

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How hot is too hot varies by person, of course. Spending the day out in temperatures in even the high 70s to low 80s (F) can lead to heat exhaustion for some visitors. But with the right precautions and care, many visitors and employees can get through a day with temperatures in the 90s and even beyond.

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The Highest Humidity Months in Florida From June through September one can expect high humidity that adds to the hot and sticky feeling in this region. Because Florida is a peninsula, it is surrounded by water on three sides.

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