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  • On Apr 2, 2011
    Lauren 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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    Hi there. we are going to be visiting WDW on May 15th. What is the weather generally like in mid may? I am slightly concerned about the heat, because I get really drained in it. Any tips to avoid the heat or at least make it a little more bearable?

    Hi Lauren,

    The weather in May is warm and nice.  Check the long range forecast before you leave to get a better idea of what is going on in Orlando.

    Tips on staying cool:
    -stay hydrated--water, water, water!
    -take breaks when you start to get warm-
    -go inside to stores, restaurants to cool down
    -use a small personal fan or water spritzer
    -wear a light hat and light weight clothing that wicks moisture
    -wear sunscreen
    -you can always use the washroom to splash cool water on your face

    I think you should be fine in May.

    Have a wonderful time...stay cool,

    Carrie
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Meet the Panelist: Carrie, Ontario

I am from Georgetown, ON Canada. I own/operate a health and fitness company, and have 3 children. I love being able to help people plan their vacations and share my experiences with them ... including how to stay fit and healthy while on vacation! Learn More About Carrie

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