Climate in Sarasota, FL, United States
| Index |  |
|---|---|
| Climate Index: | 89.22 |
Climate By Month in Sarasota, FL
| Month | Climate Score | Weather Conditions Outline |
| Jan | 97.64 | |
| Feb | 99.37 | |
| Mar | 100.00 | |
| Apr | 99.71 | |
| May | 96.44 |
Chance of humid day 96%
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| Jun | 76.38 |
Chance of humid day 100%
Chance of rainy day 47%
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| Jul | 70.49 |
Chance of thunder day 45%
Chance of humid day 100%
Chance of rainy day 52%
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| Aug | 64.30 |
Chance of thunder day 49%
Chance of humid day 100%
Chance of rainy day 56%
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| Sep | 70.49 |
Chance of humid day 100%
Chance of rainy day 46%
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| Oct | 96.44 |
Chance of humid day 90%
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| Nov | 100.00 | |
| Dec | 99.37 |
Best Months To Visit Sarasota, FL
Best months to visit: January, February, March, April, May, October, November, December.
Temperatures (table)
| Month | Temp Low Avg | Temp High Avg |
| Jan | 50℉ | 70℉ |
| Feb | 54℉ | 73℉ |
| Mar | 57℉ | 77℉ |
| Apr | 63℉ | 82℉ |
| May | 68℉ | 86℉ |
| Jun | 73℉ | 90℉ |
| Jul | 75℉ | 90℉ |
| Aug | 75℉ | 90℉ |
| Sep | 73℉ | 90℉ |
| Oct | 68℉ | 86℉ |
| Nov | 59℉ | 79℉ |
| Dec | 54℉ | 73℉ |
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The Gulf of Mexico, Sarasota’s shore location, has experienced ten (10) hurricanes within the last 10 years. Is severe wind storm considered as a mitigating, weather factor?
Additional issues effecting “Quality of life” in Sarasota and the entire state is the “Baby boomer” migration and compounding, population density.
The challenge remains in each respective season, either to avoid exposure to the heat, humidity and insects during summer and/or avoid the onslaught of seasonal overpopulation/traffic during the winter months. (Hope this helps, I’ve lived here for the past 20 yrs and considering the latter seasonal impact on quality of life, well….)