Rainy Season in Orlando — When It Is & What to Expect

Rainy season
April to September and November
Wettest month: September (369.8mm)

Orlando has a distinct rainy season covering April to September and November, when roughly 1493mm of rain falls — the bulk of the annual total. The wettest month is September (369.8mm over about 24 rainy days). Outside these months rainfall drops sharply, which is why the best time to visit is All year.

Orlando — Monthly Rainfall

0mm100mm200mm300mm400mmJan: 40.4mmJan40Feb: 55.0mmFeb55Mar: 62.2mmMar62Apr: 119.0mmApr119May: 122.4mmMay122Jun: 231.5mmJun232Jul: 248.4mmJul248Aug: 274.8mmAug275Sep: 369.8mmSep370Oct: 85.5mmOct86Nov: 127.3mmNov127Dec: 72.5mmDec72

Average monthly rainfall in millimetres, calculated from 2020–2023 data. Highlighted bars mark the rainy season.

Rainfall in Orlando month by month

MonthRainRainy daysHighRating
January 40.4mm 8 21.4°C 10/10
February 55.0mm 8 24.8°C 10/10
March 62.2mm 8 28.0°C 10/10
April Wet 119.0mm 12 28.3°C 9/10
May Wet 122.4mm 14 30.6°C 9/10
June Wet 231.5mm 22 31.4°C 8/10
July Wet 248.4mm 26 31.6°C 8/10
August Wet 274.8mm 26 31.9°C 8/10
September Wet 369.8mm 24 29.7°C 8/10
October 85.5mm 12 27.8°C 10/10
November Wet 127.3mm 9 24.4°C 9/10
December 72.5mm 6 21.9°C 10/10

Should you visit Orlando during rainy season?

It can still work. Rain in the wet season often falls in short, intense bursts rather than all-day washouts, prices are lower and crowds thinner. But expect high humidity, disrupted boat trips and island transfers, and the occasional flooded street — September in particular is best avoided.

Best time to avoid the rain

The driest, most comfortable window is All year — see the full best time to visit Orlando guide for the month-by-month breakdown.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is rainy season in Orlando?

Rainy season in Orlando runs April to September and November, peaking in September with 369.8mm of rain.

What is the wettest month in Orlando?

September — averaging 369.8mm of rain over roughly 24 rainy days.

Can you visit Orlando during rainy season?

It can still work. Rain in the wet season often falls in short, intense bursts rather than all-day washouts, prices are lower and crowds thinner. But expect high humidity, disrupted boat trips and island transfers, and the occasional flooded street — September in particular is best avoided.

When is the dry season in Orlando?

The driest, most comfortable months are All year — see the best time to visit Orlando guide.

Travelling in the wet season anyway?

Pack right for it — the full checklist is on our sister site.

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Wet season essentials for Orlando

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Compact travel umbrella

Windproof, fits in a daypack, dries fast — non-negotiable in monsoon season.

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Packable waterproof jacket

Light enough for the humidity, sealed enough for the downpours.

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Dry bag

Keeps phones, passports and cameras dry through boat trips and sudden storms.

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More wet-season travel gear

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Orlando travel guide

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Quick-dry travel clothing

Lightweight and quick-drying — ideal for high-humidity wet seasons.

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Packing cubes

Waterproof packing cubes keep clothes dry even in downpours.

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Climate data sourced from Open-Meteo (open source, open data licence). Monthly averages calculated from 2020–2023 historical data. Weather can be unpredictable — always check a live forecast before travelling.