The temperature at Disney World tends to be at its highest in August. The water parks at Disney, such as Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach, as well as the resort pools, are all excellent options for those looking to beat the heat. It's possible that American families on their final summer vacations before the start of the school year may notice a significantly higher number of international visitors than typical. Because many people, particularly in Europe, take August off for vacation, this month is an excellent opportunity for your older children to brush up on their language abilities before they go back to school.

It is recommended that you make plans to spend the afternoons going to extended indoor attractions like as Mickey's PhilharMagic, the American Adventure, or Monster's Inc. Laugh Floor. You may enjoy several of the "outdoor" rides at Disney World long after the parks have closed for the day because they stay open late. August is the perfect month to take advantage of Disney's Extra Magic Hours, which are held both in the morning and in the evening, if you are staying at a Disney property during this period.

Things to Think About in August
The scorching temperatures of August won't keep people away at the beginning of the month, but you can anticipate a slight decrease in the number of visitors around the middle of the month when residents and families from the southern United States head back to school. Make use of the FastPass+ system to cut down on the amount of time you spend waiting in lines, and if you are travelling with a large group that includes young children, make sure to take use of the rider switch programme.

Since the high season ends and the value season begins in August, the price of a one-day park admission goes down towards the middle of the month.

August at Disney World Conditions (Weather)
August, which occurs right in the heart of the Atlantic hurricane season, is characterised by high temperatures, high humidity, and hurricanes. Even while Orlando's inland location makes it less vulnerable, you should still be prepared for the possibility of experiencing severe thunderstorms while you are there.

Average maximum temperature: 92 degrees Fahrenheit (33 degrees Celsius)
Average low temperature: 72 degrees Fahrenheit (22 degrees Celsius)
August is the wettest month in Orlando, with an average of approximately 7.5 inches of rain falling during that time, and there is a 70% probability of precipitation on any given day. Daylight can continue anywhere from 12 hours and 45 minutes to 13.5 hours each day, and the park hours have been extended so that visitors can make the most of the prolonged period of daylight.

What Should I Bring?
You will need to bring some shorts, T-shirts, and a swimsuit. Maybe a skirt or summer dress for evenings. The less weight you bring into your bag, the better. But save room in your suitcase for a light sweater; many interior establishments crank the air conditioning, which at times can be so cold that it's almost uncomfortable to be there. When you go to the park, you should be sure to wear shoes that are comfortable for walking. You might stay dry during the inevitable downpours if you have a poncho or an umbrella with you.

Bring a large amount of sunscreen with you and make sure you reapply it frequently during each day, even if the sky appears to be cloudy. Even folks who claim they never get sunburned in other parts of the country may find that they do so while visiting Disney World in Florida since the sun there may be so intense.

Disney World's Events for the Month of August
August is considered to be part of the busy season, which results in the majority of attractions and rides operating at their maximum capacity. The month of August will see the beginning of not one, but two unique events, which are sure to add to the excitement. Beginning August 16, 2019, and continuing on select nights through November 1, 2019, Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party will be held at the Magic Kingdom. You are currently in the event guide for Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, which you may browse here. The EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival will take place from August 29 to November 23, 2019, and will feature 25 different dining locations, as well as lectures and lunches hosted by famous chefs. You are now able to explore the event guide for the Food & Wine Festival.

Travel Tips
It is possible that more boats, monorails, and buses will be placed into operation because there are so many people using the transportation system. This will make it much simpler to arrive at your location in a timely manner.
Rides that need exposure to direct sunlight should be saved for the early morning or late evening. Even if you only wait in line to ride Dumbo the Flying Elephant and the Magic Carpets of Aladdin during the day in August, you will be uncomfortable due to the extreme heat.
Due to the temperatures that must be maintained in order to keep the marine life alive, Disney World's Shark Reef is the location where guests may experience the coldest water of any of the park's attractions.
In the month of August, Florida experiences hurricane season, which means that if a storm is on its way, plane travel may be delayed. Because Disney World has a hurricane policy, if a storm is forecasted to approach the area, you may be able to postpone your trip under certain conditions.
Prepare yourself for the possibility of thunderstorms in the afternoon. If you neglect to bring a poncho, you won't be able to use these to cool yourself, so you'll just end up sweltering in the rain.
Staying in a resort with a woodland location in Florida, such as Fort Wilderness, Port Orleans Riverside, or the Wilderness Lodge, increases the likelihood that you will encounter some of the state's native flora and fauna. This month, the tropical weather may entice animals such as lizards, frogs, and even small snakes to come out of hiding and enjoy it.