Just curious...

What's the normal temperature and humidity rate during Sep, Oct & Nov?

The Tigers will be playing Central Florida in Orlando every other year and I'm getting an early start on my vacation planning.

Hopefully we'll have a bye either the week before or the week after the game. That way I can wrap a 10+ day vacation around it.

Thanks for your help.

umbluegray Wrote:Just curious...

What's the normal temperature and humidity rate during Sep, Oct & Nov?

The Tigers will be playing Central Florida in Orlando every other year and I'm getting an early start on my vacation planning.

Hopefully we'll have a bye either the week before or the week after the game. That way I can wrap a 10+ day vacation around it.

Thanks for your help.

September is the tail end of storm season. UCF usually has tough times with Fall Camp. It's usually pretty steamy in the day but mid 70's to low 80's in the evening. I used to love watch freshmen on the first day of class trying to impress everyone with nice clothes and they'd be drenched in sweat.

October is the best time of year. You still get a random 90 deg day, but the majority is low 80's in the day and high 60's in the evening.

This carries through November, but depending on cold fronts it can dip into the 30's or 40's in the evening. On avg it's low 60's to low 70's in evening and up to low 80's in the afternoon.

Thanks, I appreciate the info.

One thing I noticed about Orlando, it's just like Memphis as far as the humidity is concerned.

I'm really looking forward to having UCF in C-USA.

And it looks like UCF is really making a major committment to its athletics! I know as a fan you have to be thrilled about that!

See ya soon on the field/court!

not soon enough...not soon enough...

BlackNGold Wrote:I used to love watch freshmen on the first day of class trying to impress everyone with nice clothes and they'd be drenched in sweat.

Aint that the truth!! :laugh: They soon learn that UCF is not a fashion show and they dress down so they can run between classes. Save the nice clothes for December to March when the Orlando weather is just perfect!

BlackNGold Wrote:I used to love watch freshmen on the first day of class trying to impress everyone with nice clothes and they'd be drenched in sweat.

Those darn transplants from up North.