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Figure out what to wear (and pack!) when you visit Ocala/Marion County with our weather and packing guides.

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We can’t control the weather here in Ocala/Marion County, but we can definitely help you plan what to pack! Florida is famous for its year-round sunshine, but temperatures and weather conditions change depending on the season. Since Ocala/Marion County is centrally located, make us your home base as you explore all the Sunshine State has to offer!

Monthly Ocala Weather Averages:

Avg. High:Avg. Low:Rainfall:
JANUARY71°F45°F3.19”
FEBRUARY74°F47°F3.27”
MARCH79°F52°F4.57”
APRIL84°F56°F2.40”
MAY90°F63°F2.91”
JUNE92°F70°F7.40”
JULY93°F71°F6.93”
AUGUST93°F72°F6.34”
SEPTEMBER91°F69°F6.06”
OCTOBER85°F62°F3.03”
NOVEMBER79°F53°F2.13”
DECEMBER73°F47°F2.56”

When do you plan on visiting us?

Winter (Mid-December to Mid-March)

Winter is an excellent time to visit Ocala/Marion County. Temperatures are cooler and the sky tends to stay sunnier, giving you more opportunities than ever to enjoy our breathtaking Florida nature.

What to Pack

Florida winters are incredible. Usually warm enough in the daytime to swim in our crystal-clear springs that remain at 72°F year-round, but still cool and comfortable. Make sure to prepare in case temperatures change one way or the other, but usually it’s a very mild time of year.

  • Shirts
  • Light Jackets/Sweaters
  • Shorts & Jeans
  • Flip-Flops
  • Bathing Suits
  • Sunscreen
  • Umbrella

Spring (Mid-March to Mid-June)

Spring is a great time to visit and watch as all our Florida flora and fauna reawaken. Temperatures are warm during the day, with very comfortable nights.

What to Pack

With spring comes flowers, but also pollen. If you have seasonal allergies, make sure to bring any medicine or antihistamines so that these beautiful blooms don’t slow down your vacation fun.

  • Shirts
  • Light Sweater
  • Shorts
  • Flip-Flops
  • Bathing Suits
  • Sunscreen
  • Umbrella

Summer (Mid-June to Mid-September)

Florida summers will bring both the heat and rain showers, but the two usually balance out nicely. Temperatures cool down after a rain, making mornings the time to enjoy the sunshine and evenings an excellent time to explore downtown shops and restaurants.

What to Pack

Be sure to bring clothes to keep you cool, and avoid sunburns by bringing (and applying) sunscreen, wearing hats and clothing to protect your skin, and being mindful of how long you’re in the sun. Stay dry during short summer showers with a portable umbrella.

  • Light shirts
  • Shorts
  • Flip-Flops
  • Bathing Suits
  • Sneakers & Socks
  • Sunscreen
  • Hats/Sunglasses
  • Umbrellas

Autumn (Mid-September to Mid-December)

It’s easy to fall in love with Ocala/Marion County in fall! Temperatures begin to cool back down, making it a wonderful time to explore parks like the Ocala National Forest.

What to Pack

Temperatures are cooler, but be prepared for occasional warm and cold spikes. Also, if you’re taking advantage of the weather for more hiking and outdoor excursions, don’t forget to bring sneakers or comfortable walking shoes!

  • Light shirts
  • Shorts
  • Flip-Flops
  • Bathing Suits
  • Sneakers & Socks
  • Sunscreen
  • Hats/Sunglasses
  • Umbrellas
Monday, Sep 25
H: 91°
L: 72°
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moderate rain
Tuesday, Sep 26
H: 88°
L: 73°
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moderate rain
Wednesday, Sep 27
H: 83°
L: 72°
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moderate rain
Thursday, Sep 28
H: 79°
L: 72°
Weather icon light rain
light rain
Friday, Sep 29
H: 85°
L: 71°
Weather icon light rain
light rain
Saturday, Sep 30
H: 82°
L: 73°
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light rain
Sunday, Oct 01
H: 81°
L: 70°
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broken clouds
Monday, Oct 02
H: 79°
L: 65°
Weather icon light rain
light rain