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  • On Sep 13, 2008
    Tania from NC Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    My family always goes to Disney in April ,when the weather is always warm-hot. This year we are thinking of February. Is this too cool or is it pleasant? Will a sweatshirt and pants be ok or is it too cold to enjoy the nights?

    The best source for answering this question, in my opinion, is Weather Underground's "Trip Planner" function (www.wunderground.com).  It rocks!!!

    I plugged in dates for the first half of February on that site, and found the following info (all numbers are in degrees fahrenheit, for Orlando, FL):
    - Ave. high: 71 (historical range:  50 to 87)
    - Ave low: 52 (historical range: 23 to 69)
    - 0% chance of a hot day (over 90), 90% chance of a warm day (over 60), 1% chance of a freezing day
    - Ave. precipitation is .02 inches per day, with 20% chance of rain on any day

    So, sounds like pants and sweatshirt should be just fine for the evenings.

    Hope that helps.
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