Orlando Weather in February
Central Florida, USA
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February warms up from January with highs of 72.9°F and lows near 54.6°F, while rain ticks up slightly to 6.8 days, still a dry, comfortable month overall.
Humidity holds at 74%, tied with January for the lowest reading of the year, keeping conditions pleasant for extended park days.
Presidents' Day week brings a real crowd spike in February, on top of the general pickup in international and domestic travel that starts building toward spring, book park reservations and dining well ahead if traveling that specific week.
Outside the holiday weeks, February remains one of the better months for touring: mild weather, manageable humidity, and crowds that are noticeably lower than what March and April bring once spring break season begins.
No hurricane activity has been recorded historically for February, continuing the storm-free winter stretch.
The Epcot International Festival of the Arts typically runs in this window, adding food, art and entertainment programming to a park visit for travelers interested in Epcot's rotating festival calendar.
Mornings and evenings stay cool enough for a light jacket, though days are comfortably warm for shorts and short sleeves by midday.
Pack layers similar to January, plus sun protection, the Florida sun is stronger than the mild air temperature might suggest, even in February.
Frequently asked questions
Is February a good time to visit Orlando?
Yes, generally, mild and dry, though Presidents' Day week brings a real crowd spike worth planning around.
How warm is Orlando in February?
Comfortably warm by day: highs average 72.9°F, with cooler mornings and evenings around 55°F.
Does it rain much in Orlando in February?
Not much, about 7 rain days on average, similar to January.
Is there hurricane risk in Orlando in February?
No, no storm activity has been recorded historically for February.
What festival happens at Epcot in February?
The Epcot International Festival of the Arts typically runs in this window, adding art, food and entertainment programming.
Weather data by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0) and the NOAA National Hurricane Center. Data updated September 2026. How we calculate.