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  • On Jul 24, 2012
    Karla annie 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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    What is the weather usually in thanksgiving in florida? Still hot or a little bit cold for the girls to wear a jacket?

    Hi Karla Annie,

     

    The weather is November is actually quite wonderful.  The highs are in the upper 70s with lows in the upper 50s.  There usually is not too much rain to worry about either.  I would bring a light jacket for your girls to wear mainly in the evening.  Once the sun goes down, it always seems cooler than the temperature says.  I would also bring light gloves and a hat just in case.  I usually get colder at night than my children do, however, I think it is worth bringing these items just in case it gets colder.  We also use zip-off pants (those that zip-off into shorts) or leggings for night as well.  I know you will have such a magical Thanksgiving at Walt Disney World!
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