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sugarcandy121

Has anyone ever been to the dom rep begining of october?

i would like to know what the weather as like whilst u were there as have just booked a holiday there commencing 2nd of october

    



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Yosoloyo
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Because of its almost year-round warmth and sunshine, some people refer to the Dominican Republic's climate as"endless summer."

The temperature on the island remains fairly consistent at around 77 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the year. Generally, the whole island is sunny with tropical weather. The change in seasons is determined more by the annual rainfall then by the temperature.

May to October are considered the summer months on the Dominican Republic. This is usually the hottest time of year. Highs reach about 87 degrees Fahrenheit during the day, with the nighttime low around 72 degrees Fahrenheit. But since the humidity is higher during this time of year, it can feel hotter than it really is.

The month of May is when the island sees the most rainfall, which usually comes in short storm bursts followed by sunshine. The annual rainfall in the Dominican Republic averages about 58.5 inches per year The western part of the country receives less rainfall than other areas, but unexpected showers can happen anywhere on the island.

Although there are very few temperature difference between the summer and winter months, summer on the Republic is usually the low season for tourism. The island still sees some visiting tourists, but most are there for long summer vacations. The island experiences its busiest tourist time from December through April. This is when most travelers are trying to escape the colder northern weather.

The fluctuation in tourism causes accommodation prices to change depending on the season. During the high season, when it is most fashionable to vacation on the Dominican Republic, hotels, resorts, and restaurants increase their prices. And since the island is more crowded during this popular time of year, visitors should make reservations at least a month in advance.

During the high season, the humidity is low, and there is less rainfall on the island. Evenings are noticeably cooler during November to April in comparison to the summer months. Areas of higher altitude, which are mostly mountainous regions on the interior of the country, experience cooler temperatures than the rest of the island. Temperatures in the mountains have dropped below freezing, and frost has even been seen on their peaks.

Like most other Caribbean Islands, the Dominican Republic does experience some hurricane activity. Hurricane season lasts from the beginning of June until the end of November, and the island feels most of the effects in August and September.� Most recently the Dominican Republic felt the effects of both Hurricane Wilma and record-breaking Tropical Storm Alpha.� To find out more about the damages inflicted by these storms please visit our article "Dominican Republic in the News."


Ferrari Babe ¸.•*´`*♥ ♥*´`*•.¸
I went September 2001 and it was still hot, even when it rained briefly. Fantastic place, anti-malaria meds taken prior to, during and after visit are a must as are vaccinations. Car Wash's also front brothels so you might want to avoid. My daughter had a reaction to the (very strong) sun despite using very high factor sunscreen and we had to cut short our holiday. Mosquito repellent is essential at all times on your person as well is in your room. Remember to always take advice, Dom Republicans are very superstitious people (neighbouring Haiti) and should you check on how to avoid accidentally giving offence, how to behave appropriately outside the confines of your Hotel/complex. Have fun.


**celestial**
The month of October was a rainy month. not anymore it might rain just occasionally. few shower for 15-20 mints. (the global weather is changing)


sharman1952
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Too risky in October, threat of hurricanes. Would stay away from Caribean in October.


CRAAZY.BABY
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I'M GOING THERE NEXT WEEK WOOOO


Richard K
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You can check the site below it will give you the weather that time of year in years gone by. It can vary of course sometimes more rainy than others. I did it for Punta Cana but you can do it for Puerto Plata or other destinations in the DR.


Lara S
I was in the DR this past October. It was very humid (and not many places have air conditioning). It was party cloudy/sunny every day and it rained for about 15-30 minutes every day or evening.


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