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Temperature
The average high temperature (Fahrenheit) in Metro Orlando in 2006 was 83.8
degrees. The season's peak occurred in August at 92.5 degrees, and
the low was 49.1 degrees during the month of February.
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Precipitation
The average total precipitation in Metro Orlando in 2006 was
3.03 inches. The season's peak occurred in July with 7.01 inches,
with only 0.02 inches of rainfall during the month of March.
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Humidity
The average normal humidity in Metro Orlando in 2006 was 72%. The season's
peak occurred in July at 82%, and the low was 64% during the month of October. |
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METRO
ORLANDO |
AVG.
HIGH/LOW
TEMP (F)
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RAIN
(inches)
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SNOW
(inches)
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January
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74.7 / 51.6
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.43
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72
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0
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February
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72.7
/ 49.1
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2.36
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72
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0
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March
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79.8
/ 55.0
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.02
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66
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0
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April
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87.0
/ 61.9
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1.05
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68
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0
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May
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3.36
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68
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0
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June
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90.7
/ 71.6
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6.61
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79
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0
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July
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91.4
/ 73.9
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7.01
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82
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0
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August
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92.5
/ 73.8
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4.33
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80
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0
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September
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90.4
/ 71.7
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4.09
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76
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0
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October
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85.0
/ 63.4
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1.95
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64
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0
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November
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75.8
/ 56.1
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1.54
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68
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0
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December
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76.8
/ 58.4
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3.60
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73
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0
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| Source:
National Climatic Data Center, NOAA - 2006 data |
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Hurricanes
No matter what the weather outside, Orlando is always open for business.
The lights keep shining and business continues as usual even when
Mother Nature throws a few, rare curve balls. When we were affected
by tropical systems in recent years, Orlando’s downtown corridor
and many technological centers never even experienced an interruption
in utility service. And because Orlando’s inland location provides
significant protection, many coastal residents fleeing approaching
storms choose Orlando as their evacuation destination.
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Business
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