Climate & Weather
Welcome to Kissimmee & The Sunshine State
If you’re planning a trip to Kissimmee, there are a few things you should know about our Florida climate and weather. The winter months generally provide the most pleasant temperatures, where the rainfall is low and even the cooler nights warm up into beautiful days. (But it’s still a good idea to pack a light jacket.)
As spring approaches, temperatures start to warm up. Though still on the pleasant side, rainfall does start to increase and temperatures can fluctuate.
The months of July through September are the rainy season in Central Florida. The temperatures can often rise into the 90’s and afternoon thundershowers are a common occurrence. Evenings can be on the pleasant side, especially if there is an afternoon rain. If visiting Kissimmee in the summer, be sure to pack lightweight clothing and items to protect you from the sun and rain.
As fall approaches the average temperature and rainfall start to decrease. On any given day, it can be hot enough for a day basking in the sun or cool enough for a light-weight jacket.
No matter what time of year, it is recommended you always wear sunscreen when enjoying our Florida sun.
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Monday, August 19
91 oF
P.O.P: 38%
Rain: 68mm
Wind E 2.43 mph
Humidity 79% -
Tuesday, August 20
89 oF
P.O.P: 58%
Rain: 66mm
Wind E 3.45 mph
Humidity 85% -
Wednesday, August 21
90 oF
P.O.P: 38%
Rain: 145mm
Wind SE 3.35 mph
Humidity 84% -
Thursday, August 22
90 oF
P.O.P: 45%
Rain: 69mm
Wind SE 2.63 mph
Humidity 86% -
Friday, August 23
86 oF
P.O.P: 29%
Rain: 12mm
Wind SE 2.57 mph
Humidity 86% -
Saturday, August 24
89 oF
P.O.P: 24%
Rain: 24mm
Wind SE 2.58 mph
Humidity 84% -
Sunday, August 25
89 oF
P.O.P: 49%
Rain: 35mm
Wind SE 3.21 mph
Humidity 86% -
Monday, August 26
89 oF
P.O.P: 83%
Rain: 749mm
Wind SE 3.5 mph
Humidity 88%