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  • On Jun 13, 2008
    Christy from OK 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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    We will be going to wdw on July 4 - 10th. What is the weather like then?

    Hi Christy,

    The lowest temperature reached in Orlando in July for the past 35 years or so is 64F. And that was probably a humid 64F, at about 5:00am. So you have to know that the weather in July at Walt Disney World will be hot and humid, with a high chance of some rain. But as is typical of Orlando Weather in July, it rarely rains all day, what you are far more likely to encounter is a quick, sometimes violent thunderstorm.  The historic trends for July temperatures are as follows:  Record High 100F; Normal High 92F; Normal Low 73F and as mentioned above the Record Low is 64F.  Just relax, take your time touring and don't overdo things and I am sure you will have a fantastic time!

    Have a magical day!
    Brigitta 
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Meet the Panelist: Brigitta, British Columbia

I am a Canadian citizen working in the tourism industry. My Disney World experiences started with my family when I was just a little girl. I have continued this tradition with my daughter who has been there now more than 15 times. Learn More About Brigitta

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