Micky H
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The weather in Aruba is a pretty constant, around 80 to 82 degrees year-round. I have a friend who was there last September and said it was beautiful. The rainy season starts around October. |
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MEGD
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The weather in Aruba is pretty consistent year-round. You'll find a lot of honeymooners there during hurricane season because most of the rest of the Caribbean is subject to many of the systems moving through the area. Aruba is usually not. The only thing I've found is when there is a hurricane further up in the Caribbean, it gets less windy in Aruba.
As an impending hurricane approaches the Caribbean region, you'll find additional cruise ships and small commercial planes taking safe haven in Aruba. |
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aruba
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Warm and windy..But September is also when the raining season starts so there might be a chance that it will rain. A lot or a little or maybe not at all because there are a lot of times where it will rain on one part of the island and not the other. |
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ArubaLisa
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In one word "pefect".
Average Temperature 84 F.
Average High Temperature 91 F.
Average Low Temperature 80 F.
Average Rainfall 1.40 in. (Yearly 20.3 in.) |
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neednlov2
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i asked a worker down there that works an activities desk and he said the worse time is from sept to mid oct, the trade winds are gone |
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dadx2
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we were there for 10 days in sept of 05.. it was highs around 88-92 each day and without the breezes during that time it made it hard to adjust to for awhile if you are from up north. went back in april 06 and it was a world of difference, around 84 and breezy aqnd very comfortable |
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barbi101686
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Beautiful all year long |
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duchessrlz
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Same as it is in October, Novermber, December, January, February, March, April, May, June, July, and August.
It gets a tad bit cooler at nights, but nothing big. During the day you can sunbathe nude. Send me pic's to post on the net. LOL j/k |
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