Weather?

[deerhunt1]

I posted on the Orlando hotel forum too.
I meant to use this one. Sorry about the double post. Not sure how you take it out but anyhow... We are driving from Michigan to Orlando tomorrow March 26 and weather.com is showing at least 3 of the 5 days we will be there with thunderstorms and rain. Could anyone local tell me how many gray days we will really have. We can handle Universal in the rain. Not as much fun sunshine always puts you in a happier frame of mind but what I was really looking forward to was the down time basking in the sun after a LONG COLD SUNLESS winter up north! Any info good or bad would be appreciated! Thanks!

 

[Metro West]

I posted on the Orlando hotel forum too.
I meant to use this one. Sorry about the double post. Not sure how you take it out but anyhow... We are driving from Michigan to Orlando tomorrow March 26 and weather.com is showing at least 3 of the 5 days we will be there with thunderstorms and rain. Could anyone local tell me how many gray days we will really have. We can handle Universal in the rain. Not as much fun sunshine always puts you in a happier frame of mind but what I was really looking forward to was the down time basking in the sun after a LONG COLD SUNLESS winter up north! Any info good or bad would be appreciated! Thanks!

Here's a link to the local forecast which I would believe more than weather.com. As you can see...there is only a 20% of rain this weekend and again next Tuesday/Wednesday. The forecast changes all the time so nothing is written in stone but this is a better guide for you. The weather should be beautiful from now on.

http://orlando.justweather.com/

 

[fanoforlando]

yeah the wet season doesn't start until june. and usually when it rains it doesn't normally rain the whole day .

 

[donaldduck352]

For visting and vaccationing,this is the best time of year..Low humidty,very sunny,great temps night and day and just wonderful days ahead..