Florida is one of the most flyable places in the US, but each season has its own pattern. Winter brings dry air and occasional fronts, summer brings afternoon thunderstorms, and hurricane season runs June through November. Planning your flying around these patterns keeps your hours steady.
By Season
- Winter: dry, stable, occasional windy fronts
- Spring: mostly good, warming
- Summer: early flying, afternoon storms
- Fall: late hurricane season, improving by November
Frequently asked questions
When is hurricane season?
June 1 to November 30 in the Atlantic.
How do I fly around summer storms?
Start early. Most thunderstorms build in the afternoon.
What is the best month to time build?
Many pilots prefer November through April for drier, more stable air.