It’s extremely hot in Florida! If you aren’t prepared for intense heat, you might find it overwhelming. From May through August, temperatures soar, coinciding with school vacations and peak tourist season. If you’re planning a visit during these months, make sure you’re ready to handle the heat!
Plan your day with the heat in mind. Prepare by packing frozen water bottles and Gatorades in your backpack. Opt for light, loose-fitting clothing, and choose comfort over style. Consider wearing flip-flops for better ventilation and the ease of slipping them off when you find some shade. Leave your Nike Air Maxes, Converse chucks, and high heels at home to avoid discomfort like toe cramps and heat exhaustion. Take breaks in air-conditioned gift shops and try to schedule meals before the peak times to avoid the rush and secure a place to sit. When possible, make reservations at restaurants to ensure you can sit and cool off after a long day.
By Liz Lova
Biography:
I am a registered nurse from the captivating archipelago of the Philippines. Currently, I reside in the tranquil city of Wellington, Florida, where I have devoted my life to the noble profession of nursing.
Beyond my professional endeavors, I find immense joy and fulfillment in being a mother to four wonderful boys. Ranging in age from 27 to 2 years old, they are the center of my universe. Alongside my human family, I also embrace the role of a fur mom, caring for three dogs, three cats, and three fish. The love and compassion I have for all living beings knows no bounds.
In my quest for happiness and rejuvenation, I am the proud holder of a Disney pass. This magical privilege grants me access to the enchanting parks, where I can escape into a world of wonder and delight. Regularly, I embark on monthly retreats to these whimsical realms, allowing me to unwind and find solace in the joyful atmosphere.
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