Winter Pool Weather at Walt Disney World: Chance Date will Have High Temperature >=75
WINTER HIGHS AT WALT DISNEY WORLD
This thumbnail (click to open) shows, based on 20 years of data ending in 2006, the chance that a day in Orlando will have a high temperature of 75 or greater, by day from September through May.
Takeaway: The chance a day will have a high of 75 or higher drops below 50% at the end of November, and does not go up to 50% again until mid-February.
DATA SOURCES
All this site’s weather pages except for the material on cyclonic storms and on tornadoes are based on 20 years of data from the National Weather Service ending in December 2006. The cyclonic storm material is based on 30 years of data from Wikipedia. The tornado material is from NOAA/NCDC and goes from 1950 through October 2009.
ORLANDO WEATHER LINKS
- Weather and When to Go
- High Temperatures Year Round
- Average Rainfall by Arrival Date
- Hurricanes
- Tornadoes
- Chance of Winter High Temperature Over 75
- Pool Days November through February
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- For forecasting crowds at Walt Disney World, see this
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- For weather at Walt Disney World, see this
2 comments
There are 5 in my family (2 adults, 15yr, 14yr and 5yr) and I am planning our vacation to Disney the first week of December. We are on a budget,can you suggest an “onsite” property that woudl accomodate 5 people and not be a deluxe property. We will want to have at least 2 meals with the charactors and pass to Disney World, MGM, Animal Kingdom – any suggestions where to start?
Kim—for your resort, take a look at this page on large families looking for value accommodations at Disney World.
I suspect you’ll end up picking a trundle-bed room in the Alligator Bayou section of Disney’s Port Orleans Riverside Resort, but check the other options on that page.
Re dining, see this page on character meals.
If you are on a budget (and not using the dining plan) breakfasts tend to be cheapest (then lunches), and brunches the best value for money. That would lend me towards breakfast at Chef Mickey’s and lunch at the Crystal Palace.
Hope this helps–and have a great trip! Dave
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