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    Fort Myers area coastal scenery typical of June

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    Fort Myers in June: Weather, Crowds & What to Expect

    Overall rating for visiting: 6/10

    Photo by Mark Jacquez via Unsplash

    Last updated Reviewed by Sarah Mitchell

    Average high

    91°F

    Average low

    74°F

    Gulf water

    85°F

    Rainfall

    9.3"

    Crowds

    Low

    Hotel prices

    $

    What June is best for

    • Low rates
    • Warmest water
    • Family trips on a budget
    • Sea turtle nesting season

    What to watch out for in June

    • Daily afternoon thunderstorms (plan beach time 8am–1pm)
    • Hurricane season officially begins June 1
    • Heat index regularly exceeds 100°F

    Events in Fort Myers in June

    Sea turtle nesting

    May–October

    Loggerheads nest on Sanibel and Fort Myers Beach; lights-out rules apply.

    Our verdict

    Good value if you build your day around morning beach time. Buy travel insurance — hurricane season has started.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Is June a good time to visit Fort Myers?

    June starts Fort Myers' wet season: 9.3 inches of rain across roughly 16 days, though storms are usually short afternoon downpours rather than all-day washouts. Mornings stay sunny, hotel rates are near yearly lows, and the Gulf hits 85°F.

    How hot is Fort Myers in June?

    Fort Myers averages a high of 91°F and a low of 74°F in June, with very high humidity.

    How warm is the Gulf water in June?

    Nearshore Gulf water averages about 85°F off Fort Myers in June.

    Does it rain a lot in Fort Myers in June?

    June averages 9.3 inches of rain across roughly 16 rainy days.

    How crowded is Fort Myers in June?

    Crowds in June are low and hotel pricing sits at $ relative to the rest of the year.

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