Climate in Hollywood
Hollywood shares coastal South Florida's warm, humid subtropical climate, with a pronounced wet season overlapping hurricane season -- and specific temperature and rainfall figures were confirmed this session, not just directional regional context.
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Learn moreWarm year-round with a hot, humid summer peak
Hollywood's August highs average around 90°F (32°C), while January -- the coolest month -- still averages a mild 75°F (24°C) daytime high, for a yearly average around 80°F (weather-and-climate.com aggregation, retrieved 2026-08-22). Winters are essentially snow-free.
A pronounced wet season
Hollywood averages roughly 63 inches (1,607 mm) of rain annually, with September the wettest month at about 8.7 inches and January the driest at about 2.2 inches -- consistent with a rainy season concentrated June through October (weather-and-climate.com, retrieved 2026-08-22).
Hurricane season overlaps the wet season
Atlantic hurricane season runs June through November, peaking August through October, directly overlapping South Florida's wettest months. Given Hollywood's direct oceanfront exposure along the Broadwalk and its documented flood-zone footprint (see the taxes-insurance and housing topics), this is a real planning factor for both moving timing and ongoing storm preparedness.
Key takeaways
- Hollywood's average high runs from about 75°F in January to about 90°F in August, with essentially no snow.
- Annual rainfall averages roughly 63 inches, concentrated in a June-October wet season (September wettest, January driest).
- Hurricane season (June-November, peak August-October) is the dominant seasonal risk for a beachfront city like Hollywood.
- The wet season and hurricane season overlap almost exactly, which matters for both moving logistics and ongoing storm planning.
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