Sunshine and blue skies are almost always a fact of life in
Florida, at any time of year. There are, however, two climatic zones - subtropical in the south and warm temperate in the north. Summer in the south (
Orlando and below) is humid with afternoon storms; the peak season is in the winter when temperatures are warm and there is little humidity. Summer is the peak season north of Orlando but temperatures are usually comfortably warm; the crowds arrive in the summer when the weather gets hotter and more humid. The hurricane season is between June and November.
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