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Annual Climate in Fort Lauderdale Florida

When to Go to Ft. Lauderdale Florida

Winter remains the height of the tourist season, when South Florida is crowded with "snowbirds" fleeing cold weather in the North. (It did snow in Miami once in the 1970s, but since then the average snowfall has been exactly 00.00 inches.) Hotels, bars, discos, restaurants, shops, and attractions are all crowded. Hollywood and Broadway celebrities appear in sophisticated supper clubs, and other performing artists hold the stage at ballets, operas, concerts, and theaters.

For the college crowd, spring break is still the time to congregate in Florida, especially in Panama City Beach and the Daytona Beach area; Fort Lauderdale, where city officials have refashioned the beachfront more as a family resort, no longer indulges young revelers, so it's much less popular with college students than it once was.

Summer in Fort Lauderdale Florida, as smart budget-minded visitors have discovered, is often hot and very humid, but along the coast, ocean breezes make the season quite bearable and many hotels lower their prices considerably.

Climate

Summers in South Florida are tropical, with daytime temperatures in the 90s. At night temperatures rarely drop below the upper 70s. Fall, winter, and spring are generally pleasant and mild. Rain is heaviest during the spring and summer months.

The following are the normal daily temperature ranges for Fort Lauderdale:
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January 63-74°F (17-23°C);
February 63-76°F(17-24°C);
March 65-77°F (18-25°C);
April 68-79°F (20-26°C);
May 72-83°F (22-28°C);
June 76-85°F (24-29°C);
July 76-88°F (24-31°C);
August 77-88°F (25-31°C);
September 76-86°F (24-30°C);
October 72-83°F (22-28°C);
November 67-79°F (19-26°C);
December 63-76°F (17-26°C).

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