Climate in Orange Park
Orange Park shares the broader Jacksonville area's humid subtropical climate: hot, muggy summers, mild winters, and rainfall concentrated in the summer months rather than spread evenly year-round.
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Learn moreHot, Humid Summers
July highs average around 92°F, with January lows averaging about 45°F, per weather-and-climate.com normals -- a wide seasonal swing but rarely extreme cold. The hottest stretch of the year runs to about 81°F average temperature, and summers are described as long, hot, and oppressive with mostly cloudy skies.
Summer-Concentrated Rainfall and Humidity
Orange Park receives about 50 inches of rain annually, with June, July, and August as the clearly wettest months -- a more pronounced summer-rain pattern than the near-year-round rainfall seen closer to the coast. Humidity peaks in August at around 81%, making the June-through-September stretch feel notably heavier than the numbers alone suggest.
Key takeaways
- Summers are hot and humid (July highs around 92°F) with mild winters (January lows around 45°F).
- Annual rainfall of about 50 inches is concentrated in the June-August summer stretch rather than spread evenly across the year.
- August is both the most humid month (around 81% relative humidity) and part of the region's peak hurricane-season window.
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