Climate in Ponte Vedra Beach

Ponte Vedra Beach has a humid subtropical, coastal climate: hot, sticky summers, short mild winters, and rain spread across the calendar rather than concentrated in one short season -- though the heaviest rain does overlap with peak Atlantic hurricane season.

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Hot Summers, Mild Winters

August is the warmest stretch, with highs regularly around 91°F (32.9°C) and overnight lows rarely dropping below about 75°F (24.2°C), per weather-and-climate.com climate normals. Winters are short and mild by comparison, with January highs around 64°F (18°C) -- cool and occasionally windy, but rarely cold in absolute terms.

Rain Year-Round, Peaking With Hurricane Season

Ponte Vedra Beach averages about 49 inches of rain annually. August is both the wettest month (roughly 6.9 inches over 17 rainy days) and squarely inside the Atlantic hurricane season's late-summer peak, while November is the driest month (about 2.4 inches over 9 rainy days). The takeaway for new residents: this is a "wet year-round" climate, not a dry-season/wet-season split, and the wettest weeks coincide with the highest tropical-storm risk.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-22. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.