Florida climate — normals and trends
Florida has a tropical savanna climate, averaging 25.5 °C annually with 972 mm of rain per year.
Climate normals · ERA5
FloridaCamagüey
- coords
- 21.53°, -78.23°
- period
- 1940–2025 · 86 yrs
The normals for this period
The average of every indicator across the whole window: temperature, water, sky, wind and notable days.
Mean daily temperature
25.5°C
Average daily high
30.4°C
Average daily low
22.0°C
Annual rainfall
972mm
Sunshine / day
10.9h
Mean relative humidity
76%
Average peak wind
17.4km/h
Seasonal range
4.4°C
Frost days (< 0 °C)
0 d/yr
Hot days (≥ 30 °C)
232 d/yr
Rainy days (≥ 1 mm)
146 d/yr
Annual snowfall
0.0 cm
Average feels-like high
33.7 °C
Average feels-like low
24.6 °C
Average peak gust
35.7 km/h
Tropical nights (≥ 20 °C)
301 d/yr
Solar radiation
19.6 MJ/m²
Has the climate changed?
What the yearly averages say about warming here, and whether the slope is statistically solid.
+0.6 °C
since 1940
+0.1 °C per decade · r² = 0.18 · p = < 0.001
Trend fitted by linear regression (ordinary least squares) on annual means. A trend is shown only when it is statistically significant (p < 0.05).
Climate month by month
How an average year unfolds: when it rains, when it turns hot, when the sun is out.
A climograph overlays rainfall (bars) and temperature (line): the standard reading in climatology, where you can see at a glance whether the warm season is also the dry one.
Records for the period
The most extreme days ever measured here, then the year-by-year detail.
Hottest day
38.1 °C
16 June 1998
Coldest day
9.0 °C
13 January 1981
Wettest day
178 mm
7 October 1963
Windiest day
76.0 km/h
9 September 2017
Strongest gust
141.8 km/h
7 October 1963
Hottest feels-like
43.1 °C
6 August 2023
Coldest feels-like
5.4 °C
13 January 1981
Sunniest day
13.0 h
16 June 1940
Normals computed over complete calendar years 1940–2025.
A specific year
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Across the whole year
Month by month
| High | vs. normal | Precipitation | vs. normal | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 28.2 °C | +0.1 °C | 3 mm | -13 mm |
| Feb | 29.8 °C | +0.9 °C | 28 mm | +7 mm |
| Mar | 30.6 °C | +0.4 °C | 28 mm | +4 mm |
| Apr | 31.3 °C | 0.0 °C | 12 mm | -27 mm |
| May | 33.3 °C | +1.9 °C | 47 mm | -104 mm |
| Jun | 32.6 °C | +1.1 °C | 108 mm | -60 mm |
| Jul | 33.4 °C | +0.9 °C | 95 mm | -8 mm |
| Aug | 33.6 °C | +1.0 °C | 106 mm | -18 mm |
| Sep | 32.5 °C | +0.9 °C | 156 mm | +11 mm |
| Oct | 30.5 °C | +0.3 °C | 180 mm | +53 mm |
| Nov | 28.7 °C | -0.1 °C | 54 mm | +14 mm |
| Dec | 28.6 °C | +0.4 °C | 13 mm | -3 mm |
The year's extremes
What was the weather like that day?
The weather actually measured on a given date, anywhere in the covered window.
Climate at a glance
What these normals say about the place, in a few sentences, and the notions needed to read them.
Florida (Cuba) has a tropical savanna climate (Aw) under the Köppen-Geiger classification. Its mean annual temperature is 25.5 °C and it receives 972 mm of precipitation per year.
These figures are normals computed over 86 complete calendar years, from 1940 to 2025, using ERA5 reanalysis data from the Copernicus programme.
The warmest month is July (27.5 °C on average) and the coldest is January (23.1 °C). Rainfall peaks in June.
Florida averages 0 frost days, 232 hot days (≥ 30 °C) and 146 rainy days per year.
Florida has warmed by +0.6 °C between 1940 and 2025, or +0.08 °C per decade. This trend is statistically significant.
The hottest day of the period reached 38.1 °C (on 16 June 1998) and the coldest 9.0 °C (on 13 January 1981).
Data from ERA5 reanalysis (Copernicus Climate Change Service), redistributed under a CC-BY 4.0 licence. Normals are recomputed whenever the archive is updated.
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Nearby cities
The climate around Florida
Other cities — Cuba
Frequently asked questions
What is the climate of Florida?
Florida has a tropical savanna climate (Köppen Aw). Over 1940-2025, the average annual temperature is 25.5 °C and it receives 972 mm of precipitation per year.
What is the hottest day ever recorded in Florida?
The hottest day measured in Florida between 1940 and 2025 was 16 June 1998, reaching 38.1 °C.
What is the coldest day in Florida?
The coldest day measured in Florida between 1940 and 2025 was 13 January 1981, at 9.0 °C.
Does it snow in Florida?
Almost never: Florida sees virtually no snow, with about 0 frost days per year.
Has the climate of Florida warmed?
Yes: Florida warmed by +0.6 °C between 1940 and 2025, a statistically significant trend.
What is the wettest day in Florida?
The wettest day measured in Florida between 1940 and 2025 was 7 October 1963, with 178 mm of rain in 24 hours.
What was the windiest day in Florida?
The windiest day measured in Florida between 1940 and 2025 was 9 September 2017, with winds reaching 76.0 km/h.
What is the warmest month in Florida?
The warmest month in Florida is July (27.5 °C on average); the coldest is January (23.1 °C).
How much does it rain in Florida?
Florida receives on average 972 mm of precipitation per year, spread over about 146 rainy days.
Is it sunny in Florida?
Florida gets on average 10.9 hours of sunshine per day, roughly 3,979 hours per year over 1940-2025.
Are there tropical nights in Florida?
Yes: Florida has on average 301 tropical nights per year (temperature staying above 20 °C), over 1940-2025.
What was the most extreme apparent temperature in Florida?
In Florida, between 1940 and 2025, the highest apparent temperature reached 43.1 °C on 6 August 2023, and the lowest was 5.4 °C on 13 January 1981.
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