Found out I'm going back July 16-21! :sohappy:
Anyone know what the weather might be like? What should I wear?
Anyone know what the weather might be like? What should I wear?
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Weather in July
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SallyfromDE
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You will be drenched in sweat by 9am. Wear as little as possible, but enough that Disney won't kick you off property. I won't do it again, once was more then enough for me.
tigsmom
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We usually go in July or August so its always hot and humid. Wear the lightest clothing possible, some of the newer moisture wicking clothing will help greatly. There is usually a thunderstorm mid to late afternoon, but they don't last too long.
Take advantage of the morning EMH and take a break around noon or 1 to cool off at the pool, then go back for the evening. Use FastPass when available and space out the rides/shows that have a/c so you can rest and cool off.
Take advantage of the morning EMH and take a break around noon or 1 to cool off at the pool, then go back for the evening. Use FastPass when available and space out the rides/shows that have a/c so you can rest and cool off.
Wilt Dasney
Well-Known Member
Average daily high for Kissimmee last July: 89 degrees
Lots of indoor attractions is my suggestion!
Lots of indoor attractions is my suggestion!
Hot, sticky, humid with afternoon thunderstorms likely. Low in the mid-low 70s, high in the mid 90s. As mentioned, you'll be soaked (with sweat) by noon.
BTW, this is the same weather report from at least 25 years ago, if not 125 years ago. We do not get cold snaps during the summer), and very rarely have rain that lasts all day (but it has happened; I remember a day about 6 Julys ago) so you can depend upon it being hot.
Just remember that they keep the A/C at artic levels, so you might want a light sweater or something to throw on when indoors, especially if you get wet. A hat, suncreen, water bottle are a must. I usually throw a small folding paper fan in my purse, along with a perfume atomizer that I fill with water. It gives you the same effect as those spray bottle fans, but you're better able to control the spray, so you won't annoy a stranger.
BTW, this is the same weather report from at least 25 years ago, if not 125 years ago. We do not get cold snaps during the summer), and very rarely have rain that lasts all day (but it has happened; I remember a day about 6 Julys ago) so you can depend upon it being hot.
Just remember that they keep the A/C at artic levels, so you might want a light sweater or something to throw on when indoors, especially if you get wet. A hat, suncreen, water bottle are a must. I usually throw a small folding paper fan in my purse, along with a perfume atomizer that I fill with water. It gives you the same effect as those spray bottle fans, but you're better able to control the spray, so you won't annoy a stranger.
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