February in Cape Coral, Florida, typically offers pleasant subtropical conditions. Average high temperatures hover in the low to mid-70s Fahrenheit (low 20s Celsius), while average lows dip to the mid-50s Fahrenheit (around 13 Celsius). Rainfall is generally minimal, making it a relatively dry month. Sunshine is abundant, with an average of around seven hours per day. This period represents the dry season in Southwest Florida, contrasting with the wetter, more humid summer months. These conditions create a comfortable environment for various outdoor activities.
The agreeable climate of this period attracts visitors seeking a respite from colder northern winters. The lower humidity and comfortable temperatures are ideal for exploring the region’s natural beauty, including beaches, nature preserves, and waterways. Historically, this has been a popular time for tourism and seasonal residents in Southwest Florida, contributing significantly to the local economy. The favorable conditions also support a thriving ecosystem and offer residents comfortable outdoor living.