A chilling question...

holden said:
We went several years ago in Jan and wore shorts and t-shirts the whole week. It was in the low 80s.
And I was there in January 2005 - when it was colder at MGM one night than it was back home in Boston... and Boston was hit with a yooooooooge snowstorm the next day!
 
I have gone in Feb 2 times, both times I was in shorts or light pants
it was in the 70's
I went to DISNEY LAND in Feb and it was COLD, to me it never gets cold in FLA (Used ot live there)
According to the weather "chart" Late jab early feb is the coolest
 
I don't think there is such a thing! Although we've never been in February so I can't really say that can I? :teeth: I am from Michigan so cold means entirely something different to me...20 degrees below zero wind chill! BRRRR!we were there in the middle of December once still wearing our shorts but the wind was chilly enough coming off the water to require a wind breaker. Good luck finding that cold! :thumbsup2 we're going in October and I'm pretty sure that we won't get any of that! :rolleyes1
 
zurgswife said:
OK Dec of 2003 we went from Dec 19 until Jan 4....The first week it was freezing. Long pants sweatshirts...no swimming. The second week was high 80's almost 90. Shorts and tshirts and lots of swimming.

You just can't guarantee weather in FL.


We were there as well..Dec 23, '03 thru Jan 4, '04 and first 5 days we were at Universal and it was cooool and second week we were at Disney and staying at the WL and waiting for that bus in the BLAZING HOT SUN....so funny!!! :wave:
 


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