The Weather In St Barts is So Beautiful, You May Never Leave!

There are two types of weather in St Barts; there is the usual beautiful tropical island weather, which occurs 99% of the time, and then there are the occasional hurricanes.



St Barts weather is typically described by its blue skies with soft, puffy white clouds and warm, balmy, gentle breezes that blow from the northeast. This picturesque scene may occasionally be interrupted by a brief tropical shower, but it will the sun will soon be warming your face again and the wonderful island living can continue unabated.

The nice thing about St Barts weather is how it stays about the same all year around, with average highs in the coastal areas around 85°F (29.4°C) and the average coastal lows are around 73°F (22.8°C). The inland and higher elevation areas experience average highs around 81 degrees and the average lows are approximately 66°F (18.9°C). The warm coastal water temperatures are usually between 68°F (20°C) and 74°F (23.2°C).

St Barts Weather: The Dry and the Humid

St Barts dry season is from December to May. June brings the wet season, which is not really that wet but it does get quite humid. Rain showers can pass through at anytime of the year but are usually very brief, and during the late summer and fall wet season, evening showers are more common.

Weather St Barts: Any Time is a Good Time to Visit

St Barts endures hurricane season from July to November, and a lot of the tourists come to enjoy the weather in St Barts after the hurricane season is over (and before it starts again). Historically, most hurricanes happen there in September and this Caribbean island has only experiences a hurricane once or twice on average every 10 years. As a result, the chances of being there as a tourist when one passes through are very slim, making anytime of year a great time to visit.

To summarize it all, St Barts has really nice tropical island weather all year around.



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