Should I go to Orlando in August?

What is the Weather like in Orlando in August? With highs hitting over 90 degrees and humidity at over 90% most of the month, August is a sizzler. Average high is 91°F/33°C. It's a good idea to plan for breaks in the afternoons when the heat and humidity are highest.



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Summer also overlaps with Atlantic hurricane season, which stretches from June to November, and it's known for near-daily pop-up storms, too. If you do choose to visit Florida in the summer, be sure to pack both an umbrella and plenty of sunscreen and drinking water.

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January to mid-February You're likely to find cheaper flights and accommodation during this quieter time of year. Additionally, as it's low season, Orlando's myriad attractions are easier to navigate with lower ticket prices and less tourist hubbub.

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As hot summer temperatures turn cooler and the tourism season slows down, mid-September to November can be one of the best seasons to book your Florida vacation. With the reward of fewer crowds and lower rates, there can be risks involved with potential hurricanes or tropical storms.

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Mid-August through Mid-September makes high season for hurricanes and heat, and thus low season for crowds and prices at Walt Disney World. Generally these prices are going to be competitive with the prior and future January lows, making this period one of the cheapest times to visit Disney World.

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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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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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