ctcdisneymama
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Going to WDW in early november and was wondering what the weather is typically like. It'll be cold and winter where I'm traveling from so not sure if WDW will be warm/80s or if I should pack for moderate temps.
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Weather in early November
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Nottamus
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We were there the first 2 weeks of November 2017, and it was the first two nights that were kinda chilly. 57? 58? Doesn't sound that chilly, but i had to break out the heavier hoody I brought with us. Hands were cold.
For the remainder, it was summer-like. Shorts and t-shirts all day, all night.
We always go around that time every year, and honestly, a light hoody in a backpack is all you'll need.
Daytime temps are usually very mild. There's a search I think at weather.com that will show historical weather on selected dates.
For the remainder, it was summer-like. Shorts and t-shirts all day, all night.
We always go around that time every year, and honestly, a light hoody in a backpack is all you'll need.
Daytime temps are usually very mild. There's a search I think at weather.com that will show historical weather on selected dates.
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Schneewittchen
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My family visited WDW last November around the 8th - 12th-ish. It was warm and spring-like during the day, low to mid 80s. So we wore shorts and t-shirts. The evenings were cooler, so we ended up wearing sweatshirts with our shorts by the time we were heading back to the hotel after 9 or 10 pm.
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Cosmic Commando
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We tent camped at FW from 11/5 -11/20 last year, and stayed at Pop for the first two weeks of November 2015... agree with everyone else that the nights can get a little chilly. I normally wear shorts until it snows at home, but I did need pants and long sleeves to be comfortable outside at the campsite when it got "all the way down" to 60 at night.
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HouCuseChickie
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Whenever I've been at that time, it's been mild...mid 70s to mid 80s during the day...and 50s to 60s at night. No guarantees of course...it could still go upper 80s to low 90s. Still, both where we live and FL, that's often when we start really feeling the true shift into what we call "fall." Not the same as northern fall, but fall to us 
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note2001
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Temperatures that are perfectly acceptable in other regions are amplified in Disney due to the humidity.
In New england you may be fine with 90 degree days, but in florida, that 90 will feel like 102.
Ditto 55, which is perfect weather for a stroll in the fall in most places, in Florida, when the sun goes down it will chill you to the bone.
In New england you may be fine with 90 degree days, but in florida, that 90 will feel like 102.
Ditto 55, which is perfect weather for a stroll in the fall in most places, in Florida, when the sun goes down it will chill you to the bone.
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My family and I have gone the week prior to Thanksgiving the past three years. We wore shorts throughout the day and maybe a sweatshirt at night at most. We are from Pennsylvania. Granted you will see people not use to colder weather wearing gloves, scarves, and winter hats early in the morning and at night. Orlando's average high temp in Nov is 78 degrees with average low of 59 degrees. It is really a great time to go because you are not dying in the heat and humidity of the Florida summer and it is not too cold. Touring Disney during comfortable temperatures always makes for a more pleasurable experience.
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Disneyfreak Jen
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Shorts during the day but have a zip up sweatshirt for when the sun goes down. Check the weather a few days prior to make sure you packed appropriate clothing, because, you never know.
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Hayley In Wonderland
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We stayed Nov 13 - 23 last year. I'm English so to us the temp was perfect - 28' during the day, cooling down in the evenings. Cannot deal with it being too hot. Still warm enough to wear shorts & dresses the entire trip x
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