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Austin vs Orlando weather: climate comparison

Orlando is the warmer of the two, averaging 73°F (23°C) over the year against 70°F (21°C) in Austin. Orlando is wetter, with 47.8 in (1215 mm) of precipitation a year to Austin's 38.1 in (968 mm). Below: every month side by side, from 30 years of ERA5 data (1996–2025).

Mean temperature
20.9°C Austin
22.6°C Orlando
Annual precipitation
968.1 mm Austin
1215.3 mm Orlando
Rainy days a year
98 Austin
144 Orlando
Sunshine per day
9.3 h Austin
10.0 h Orlando

Month by month

Average high by month15°20°25°30°35°JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
AustinOrlando
Average high by month
MonthAustinOrlando
January16.0°C20.6°C
February18.1°C22.7°C
March22.3°C25.2°C
April26.2°C27.7°C
May29.7°C30.3°C
June33.0°C31.2°C
July34.6°C31.4°C
August35.3°C31.3°C
September31.8°C29.9°C
October27.1°C27.6°C
November21.1°C24.4°C
December17.1°C22.1°C

Year at a glance

Annual climate summary
MeasureAustinOrlando
Mean annual temperature20.9°C22.6°C
Warmest month (avg high)Aug · 35°CJul · 31°C
Coldest month (avg low)Jan · 6°CJan · 11°C
Annual range (warmest high − coldest low)29°C21°C
Annual precipitation968.1 mm1215.3 mm
Rainy days per year98144
Wettest / driest monthMay / JulAug / Nov
Average sunshine per day9.3 h10.0 h

In short: Orlando is the warmest overall (22.6°C mean); Orlando gets the most precipitation (1215.3 mm a year); Orlando is the sunniest (10.0 h a day on average); Orlando has the smallest swing between its warmest and coldest months.

Record high 1996–2025: Austin 42.4°C (2011-08-28), Orlando 37.6°C (2010-06-14). Record low: Austin -15.3°C (2021-02-16), Orlando -2.5°C (2010-01-10).

Source: Open-Meteo Historical Weather API (CC BY 4.0). Values are ERA5 reanalysis model data on a ~9–25 km grid, not readings from a weather station, so a single town’s thermometer can differ by a few degrees and local showers can be missed. Monthly means of daily ERA5 values, 1996–2025, for the grid cells nearest Austin (30.26, -97.69) and Orlando (28.51, -81.40).

Which months differ most?

The gap in average highs is widest in December, when Orlando runs 9°F / 5°C warmer, and narrowest in October (1°F / 0°C apart). The biggest rainfall difference is in August: Orlando gets 5.0 in (127 mm) more on average.

Add a third or fourth city, or swap in any other place, in the full comparison tool. For one city in depth, see the Austin climate and Orlando climate pages.

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Questions people ask

Is Austin warmer than Orlando?

Orlando is warmer on average: its mean annual temperature is 73°F (23°C) against 70°F (21°C) in Austin (ERA5, 1996–2025).

Which gets more rain, Austin or Orlando?

Orlando, with about 47.8 in (1215 mm) of precipitation a year and 144 days with at least 1 mm, compared with 38.1 in (968 mm) and 98 days in Austin.

Which is sunnier, Austin or Orlando?

Orlando averages more sunshine: 10.0 h a day against 9.3 h. Sunshine duration is modelled from cloud cover.

How reliable is this comparison?

Both cities use the same 30-year reanalysis, so differences are consistent. Absolute values describe a grid cell several kilometres wide and can differ by a degree or two from the airport station.