Historical weather data, all-time temperature records, and monthly climate averages for Carol, FL. Explore typical weather conditions by week for trip planning, and see how today compares to the historical record.
April 4th in Carol runs warm and dry — expect a high near 82° and a low around 67°, with only a 19% chance of rain. The date's extremes tell the full story of Florida spring: a scorching 91° back in 1975, and a surprisingly chilly 47° low recorded in 1987.
Carol's weather has some serious range for a Florida town. The thermometer has touched 100° (July 1942) and dipped to 28° (January 1981), and a single April day in 1979 dumped an jaw-dropping 16.39 inches of rain.
Carol stays warm year-round, with highs never dipping below the mid-70s even in the coolest weeks of January. Summer peaks in July and August at 90°, while the wettest stretch falls in late June with nearly 2.5 inches in a single week. If you're heat-averse, stick to January through March before the mercury starts its long climb.