November turned cooler and much drier, with minimal storms and below-average rainfall.

February 2024 brought slightly warmer temps, higher rainfall, and mixed HVAC use that may raise energy bills.

December 2022 brought unusually cold temperatures to Central Florida, increasing HVAC use.

December ends warmer and drier; drought expands across SECO service area.

January 2023 brought wide temperature swings across SECO’s service area, leading to higher home energy use.

February 2023 saw big temperature swings and very little rain, boosting HVAC use.

March 2023 brought warm, dry weather to Central Florida, driving higher HVAC use and unusually low rainfall.

April 2023 brought warmer temps and higher rainfall to Central Florida, leading to increased home energy use.

May 2023 brought warmer temps, more rain and higher HVAC-driven energy use across Central Florida.

January brought colder, drier weather; February forecast calls for cool temps and mixed conditions.