There now or just back? How are the temps?

[tley]

I'm checking theweathernetwork.com and weather.com for our upcoming trip (leave Wed!), but I can't get a good sense of how the weather is. Anyone there now or just back that can comment?

In celcius, theweathernetwork.com says there's about a 10 degree humidex (so feels likes are in the 40's) but weather.com only has about a 3 - 4 degree difference (low-30's humidex). Not sure which one to believe, but i'm hoping weather.com is right.

Any and all info would be appreciated. I've been there around this time of year and don't remember it being so hot!

 

[crazyfordisney2000]

We just got back and I thought the weather was the coolest we have ever encountered in September, and it was our 5th September trip. I'd say high 80's most of the time, maybe a couple days with low 90's , seemed to be overcast a lot while we were there (12th to 20th) so maybe that's why the heat didn't seem intense. Oh, and when we went to the water parks, it was the first time I walked into the wave pool at Typhoon Lagoon and thought the water was cold. All the pools we were in seemed refreshing, took me a bit to get in, not usually the case for us in September.

 

[tley]

We just got back and I thought the weather was the coolest we have ever encountered in September, and it was our 5th September trip. I'd say high 80's most of the time, maybe a couple days with low 90's , seemed to be overcast a lot while we were there (12th to 20th) so maybe that's why the heat didn't seem intense. Oh, and when we went to the water parks, it was the first time I walked into the wave pool at Typhoon Lagoon and thought the water was cold. All the pools we were in seemed refreshing, took me a bit to get in, not usually the case for us in September.

Interesting. Thanks!

 

[eyeoretoo]

I am in Cocoa Beach right now going to disney tomorrow. Today is was 84 and overcast for most of the day. I agree it is the coolest we have seen in 3 years. TV just showed Orlando was also 84 today.

I think the heat feels easier to deal with when you don't have the sun directly on you