Weather in November?

[Belle2007]

Does anyone know what the weather is like the last week of November? I've never been in Florida during that time before... I'm not sure if we should pack shorts, capris, or the bathing suits??!??

Thanks!

 

[Bob P]

Hi,

Plug your dates in here for weather history. You'll probably need to pack a little of everything!

http://www.wunderground.com/tripplanner/index.asp

 

[MAGGIED]

Bob P..............love that site.... never saw it before..........

 

[LaDolce]

I've gone a few times in November and the weather was WONDERFUl (plus the parks aren't as crowded). Long sleeves and pants are good for at night/early mornings.

 

[DisneyBarlans]

We'll be going in November too for the first time-can't wait! So, long sleeve or short sleeve during the day? We'll probably bring a sweatshirt for nighttime.

 

[KimAshton]

Thanks for the site. I am going at the end of November and I had no clue what to bring.

 

[kdcpamba]

I have been to Disney in Novemebr atnd it is wonderful. The nights can be a little chilly but generally not cold. We actually do a water park in November as long as it is a sunny day. November weather sure beats the blazing hor summer!

 

[disneyag]

Great weather site! Thanks!

 

[mommy2boysaz]

Awesome!!!
Thanks!!

 

[KJ Luvs Pluto]

Bob P

Thank you for that site. It worked great. Being able to see what the weather trends have been for the past few years does give one an idea of what kind of weather to expect (not that the unusual won't happen). That site is probably more helpful than the 10 or fifteen day forecast sites are. Thanks again.

 

[reigle4]

We stayed at the Poly and swam at night in the pool. Had a few sprinkles during one of the days. Wore shorts and was quite warm. We are from KY and my daughter and her family are from PA so it was comfortable for all. We didn't wear sunscreen though and did not get burned...just lucky I guess since we are all fair skinned and blonde hair. Temps were in the 80's and extrememly comfortable and don't remember wearing any jackets at night. Hope this helps.

We are leaving in 45 days for 4 days at Disney and 3 days on the Wonder. This will be our 1st ever Disney cruise but our 4th time in a 3 year period at Disney with our 3 year old DGD I don't know who is more excited. Me or her (I will be 50 on the trip)

 

[mdurette]

We always go the week before Thanksgiving. This year we will be there the week after to check out the holiday attractions. It is usually between 75 and 80. I pack short sleeve shirts and a mix of capris and shorts. At night I throw on a sweatshirt and am fine. To me....the best time of year to go!!!

 

[Camster0307]

We, too, usually go the last week of Nov. or first week of Dec. Weather has always been surprisingly pleasant -- with the exception of last year. Was there the week of Dec.2 - days were mild - mid-70s-80; but the nights - CHILLY! Our night at MGM for the Osborne lights, we were shopping for fleece sweatshirts and gloves - yes, we NEEDED gloves! Think you need to be prepared for varying degress of warmth!

 

[whgrn]

Weather Underground says to expect highs around 80 and lows around 60. My uncle lives about an hour from Orlando, and says that is accurate.

I'm planning on shorts for the kids and shorts or capris for me, short sleeves, and a sweatshirt for everyone for the early AM and evenings. I think we'll skip the water parks, but if we get wet on Splash Mountain or Kali River Rapids, I don't think we'll freeze!

I've been there in January and February before, and never needed more than a sweatshirt or light jacket.

 

[afinnteach]

We usually go the week of Thanksgiving and the weather is quite nice. Capris and short sleeves during the day w/ sweatshirts for morning and evening. However, one year it was cold - really cold - winter coat and gloves cold at night and we were not prepared! We lost a little time and money heading to a Walmart. Since that trip I always make sure I have emergency cold weather gear with us. We drive, so amount of stuff is less of an issue, but I would reccommend taking something for cold weather if at all possible.
Amy

 

[magic-camps]

Hi,

Plug your dates in here for weather history. You'll probably need to pack a little of everything!

http://www.wunderground.com/tripplanner/index.asp

That was a great site! I done their extended forecast, but never knew of the history of temp site.

 

[Sam914]

Glad i found this!

 

[2Princes2Princesses]

In Feb, we did well with sweats at night, but I do recommend taking gloves for the kids. Mine were warm enough in sweatshirts, but their hands were always cold!

I picked up a pair for each of my kids at the Dollar Tree, those kid's size magic gloves, for $1 a pair. If they lose them, no big deal.