Climate in Doral
Doral shares South Florida's hot, wet tropical climate, with a pronounced wet season peaking in August and a dry, sunny winter season.
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Learn moreA tropical monsoon climate with hot summers, mild winters
Doral has a Tropical Monsoon climate, with an average annual temperature around 80.5°F. August is the warmest month (average high 89.1°F, low 81.9°F), while January is the coolest (average high 73.6°F, low 63.1°F) -- winters here stay dry and sunny rather than cold.
Heavy, sharply seasonal rainfall
Annual rainfall runs roughly 58-65 inches depending on source, well above the US average of about 38 inches. August is by far the wettest month, averaging around 225mm of rain across 25 rainy days, while January is the driest, with about 39mm across 9 rainy days.
Hurricane season is the defining seasonal risk
Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30, with the highest-risk window from August through October, per NOAA's standard definition -- directly overlapping Doral's wettest month.
Key takeaways
- Doral's Tropical Monsoon climate averages about 80.5°F annually; August is warmest (89.1°F high), January coolest (73.6°F high) but still mild.
- Annual rainfall runs roughly 58-65 inches, heavily concentrated in August (about 225mm) versus a dry January (about 39mm).
- Hurricane season (June 1-November 30, peak August-October) overlaps directly with the wettest part of the year.
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