Weather in Everglades

Everglades National Park has two main seasons. The dry season, from December to April, has lower temperatures, humidity, and a corresponding lack of mosquitoes. The rest of the year falls into the wet season, and the park can be extremely uncomfortable (and uncrowded) during this time, due both to high temperatures and humidity and battalions of mosquitoes. In addition to the normal discomforts of the wet season, the Atlantic Hurricane Season runs from June through November and can cause problems up to and including park evacuations and closings.

Current Weather in the Everglades Region

Averages and Records at Everglades

Month	Avg High	Avg Low	Record High	Record Low	Avg Precip
January	77	56	88	27	1.93
February	78	57	92	28	1.77
March	80	60	89	33	1.89
April	83	64	94	43	2.76
May	87	69	96	48	5.79
June	89	73	104	58	9.53
July	90	74	100	62	6.81
August	90	74	97	63	9.17
September	89	74	102	60	8.90
October	87	69	99	41	5.47
November	83	64	91	36	2.60
December	79	59	92	25	1.61

All temperatures are reported in Fahrenheit. All precipitation is reported in inches.