ORLANDO, Fla. – The 2020 string of hot months across Central Florida continued through October.
During the 31 days of October, the lack of strong cold fronts left the majority of Central Florida with abnormally warm temperatures during the day and especially overnight.
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Check out the October temperature rankings for our official reporting stations across the area.
Orlando: 80.7° (4.7° above average) - Warmest October on record
Sanford: 79.2° (3.6° above average) - Second warmest October on record
Daytona Beach: 80.7° (4.7° above average) - Second warmest October on record
Melbourne: 79.1° (3.0° above average) - Fifth warmest October on record
For those keeping track, Orlando has seen above-average temperatures every month this year. So much so, seven out of the 10 months broke the top ten hottest months on record.
- March: First warmest
- April: Seventh warmest
- June: First warmest
- July: Second warmest
- August: First warmest
- September: First warmest
- October: First warmest
If this trend continues through November and December, which latest models are hinting to, 2020 could go down in the record books for being the hottest year on record.