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  • On Mar 5, 2009
    Kimberly from VA 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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    I'm visiting Disney World with my 3 young kids. I wanted to know how the weather is at the beginning of April.

    April is indeed the beginning of the warm season in Florida.  March can still have some cool lingering days but April generally is consistently a warm month.  The temperatures average from about 59-81 degrees making it quite comfortable.  April also has one of the lowest rainfall averages to make this month even more inviting to guests.  If you do have the occasional shower don't make a mad dash for the exit.  Remember that so much in the parks is inside and you can enjoy many rides and attractions during a quick shower.  Rain ponchos are also sold at most shops through-out the property as well. Rain of shine, Walt Disney World is a great vacation location and April is one of the best months to visit for its weather!
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