Orlando in July: Weather and What to Pack
July is the hottest month of the year in Orlando. The afternoons are reliably stormy, and the mornings are already warm.
Checked on 12 Oct 2026
Moisture-wicking clothes, spare socks and a dry bag for your phone are the July essentials. I also recommend asking yourself, before you leave the resort each morning: where are we going when a storm rolls in? Having a plan makes the afternoon interruption feel less frustrating. A water park morning followed by park time in the evening is a great July rhythm for families.
Weather in July
| Average high | Average low | Rain days |
|---|---|---|
| 92.0°F | 73.2°F | 11.5 |
Source: NOAA NCEI U.S. Climate Normals, 1991 to 2020, Orlando International Airport (MCO). Checked on 12 Oct 2026. A rain day is days with 0.10 inch or more of precipitation. These are averages, not a forecast.
What to Pack in July
The hottest and wettest stretch. Moisture-wicking clothes, spare socks and a dry bag for your phone. Ask yourself: where is the shade and the air conditioning when a storm rolls in?
For a full month-by-month comparison, use the Disney World weather tool. For the full packing list, see Disney World packing list for families. The what to wear guide explains how to dress for the daily high-low swing across the whole year.
Questions to Ask Before You Book
- Are the kids old enough to handle a midday heat break, or do you need a resort room with a short walk?
- Is there a holiday or event in July that affects crowds or park hours?
- Does anyone in the group have heat or rain sensitivities that change the plan?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the weather like in Orlando in July?
July averages a high of 92.0°F and a low of 73.2°F, per NOAA's 1991 to 2020 normals for Orlando. It is one of the two wettest months, averaging 11.5 rain days. Packing for heat and rain is the only strategy.
What should I pack for Disney World in July?
The hottest and wettest stretch. Moisture-wicking clothes, spare socks and a dry bag for your phone. Ask yourself: where is the shade and the air conditioning when a storm rolls in?