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Averages for Orlando in March

In March, things start to warm up a notch in Orlando. March temperatures are considerably higher than those in February, and your chances of cooler weather are dramatically reduced.

The average daytime temperatures in March generally reach around 27°C, that's about 80°F, whereas the average minimum temperatures drop down to 13°C, that's about 55°F.

There is an expectation of 9 hours sunshine per day on average for this month also.

Orlando attracts loads of tourists in March, especially the theme park visitors.

You can also enjoy baseball in Orlando during this period of the year.

You can expect some rain in March, however, it is outside of the rain season so any rain should clear up quickly.

The average monthly precipitation is around 83mm.

In March, there is the Kissimmee Bluegrass Festival In Orlando. The event is generally held in the beginning of March and features bluegrass and gospel music performances, as well as Southern food stalls. You can also find various goodies from the numerous arts and crafts booths.

The biggest bluegrass festival going on, though, is the Kissimmee / Kiwanis Bluegrass Festival, also in March.

Cypress Gardens Spring Flower Festival is also held around mid March in Orlando; the event features more than 30000 flower beds.

From March to November, the Baldwin Park Auto Show comes to Orlando, with an array of vintage and antique cars on display for members of the public to enjoy, with music from the time.

The St. Patrick's Day Party celebrates Irish heritage in stye, with a number of Irish festivities.

After Sundance and before Cannes, the Florida Film Festival is held every March at the Enzian Theatre.

Artists from across the world apply for a the highly sought after 275 slots at the prestigious Winter Park Sidewalk Arts Festival.

State of the Ports focuses of the roles of those who work in the transportation network.

Cycling enthusiasts will enjoy Bike Florida, a week long tour of Florida by bike, exploring some of the attractions the state has to offer.