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ORLANDO · JUNE · THE MONTH GUIDE June is the month Orlando’s thermometer and its rain gauge climb together. The 1991-2020 normal high at Orlando International is 90.8°F, the normal low 71.6°F, and the month collects 8.05 inches of precipitation against May’s 4.02. The Atlantic hurricane season also opens on the first of the month … Read more
ORLANDO · APRIL · NOAA 1991-2020 NORMALS April hands Orlando its most usable set of numbers: afternoons averaging 83.6°F, mornings at 60.7°F, and 2.58 inches of rain spread across fewer than four wet days. The Atlantic hurricane season does not open until June 1, so nothing in the month has to be booked with one … Read more
FLORIDA · MIAMI VS SIESTA KEY · ATLANTIC VS GULF Two Florida beach trips wear the same state name and almost nothing else. Miami is a city of 442,241 people at the 2020 census, with a second, separate city of 82,890 on the barrier islands across Biscayne Bay, which is where the beach actually is. … Read more
ORLANDO, FLORIDA · MAY · 1991-2020 NORMALS May is the month Orlando’s air arrives at summer while its rain has not. NOAA’s 1991-2020 normals for the gauge at Orlando International Airport give an average high of 88.4°F, an average low of 66.3°F and 4.02 inches of rain across the month. June delivers twice that. Daylight … Read more
ORLANDO · MARCH · THE MONTH IN NUMBERS March hands Orlando a 78.9°F afternoon and a 55.8°F dawn: a 23-degree swing inside one day, and the reason a March morning at a park gate feels nothing like the same park at two o’clock. Rain totals 3.03 inches across the month. The Atlantic hurricane season runs … Read more
ORLANDO · FEBRUARY · THE MONTH-BY-MONTH FILE February is the month Orlando stops arguing with you. Afternoons average 74.9 °F, dawns 52.4 °F, and the rain gauge at the airport collects barely two inches across four weeks. The parks still run their full machinery, the springs north of the city still push out water in … Read more
