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Rainy
Season in the Caribbean
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Check the Arrival Briefing given for each island to learn its specific weather pattern Check out current temperatures. Don't avoid the Caribbean just because it's the rainy season. Rains tend to be brief unless a tropical depression is moving through. Elderly islanders have stopped trying to predict accurately what the weather will be at a particular time of year. They say the patterns are changing too much. So it may rain during the sunny season, and vice-versa. You have no guarantees. That's the way of the weather. To find the rainy season for a specific island, check out the Arrival Briefing or Travel Tips linked from that island's homepage. Due to the tropical fronts that pass through the Caribbean most frequently from mid-August to the end of October these months have the year's greatest rainfall. Some small resorts may even close during that time. Hotel rates are among the lowest of the year during this time. Return to Weather & Seasons Homepage
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