July is officially one of the hottest and most humid months in Florida, with average high temperatures consistently reaching 32°C to 34°C (90°F to 93°F). However, the heat index, which accounts for the high humidity, often makes it feel like it is over 38°C (100°F). This "Sunshine State" summer also coincides with the rainy season, characterized by near-daily afternoon thunderstorms that provide brief relief but also spike the humidity further. While many travelers still visit for the beaches and theme parks, it is a peer-to-peer essential to plan outdoor activities for the early morning or late evening. If you aren't a fan of "sauna-like" conditions, you may find the mid-day sun punishing, as the UV index is extremely high, requiring constant reapplication of sunscreen and heavy hydration to avoid heat exhaustion.