How Hot Is Jamaica - By Month?
How hot is Jamaica in April? How hot is Jamaica in August? How hot is Jamaica in January?
How hot is Jamaica in... You name it, these are actual questions I get here regularly. But do you notice a trend?
Yeah, people are searching for information on the Jamaican temperature by month.
And so I've decided to put them all together, the twelve months of the year in one post, for you and all those who might be interested.
ANSWER: by Wellesley
Straight to the point, I'll share the average of the highest (or hottest) temperatures in Jamaica here, by month.
Please note that these are not mere averages of Jamaica's temperatures, they are the average of the daily high temperatures only.
And that's what you want right?
Note: For the overall average, see below.
OK, ready?
- How hot is Jamaica in January?
The average daily high for the month of January in Jamaica is 82.3 degrees Fahrenheit, or 27.94 degrees Celsius.
- How hot is Jamaica in February?
The average daily high for the month of February in Jamaica is 82.3 degrees Fahrenheit, or 27.94 degrees Celsius.
- How hot is Jamaica in March?
The average daily high for the month of March in Jamaica is 83.7 degrees Fahrenheit, or 28.72 degrees Celsius.
- How hot is Jamaica in April?
The average daily high for the month of April in Jamaica is 85 degrees Fahrenheit, or 29.44 degrees Celsius.
- How hot is Jamaica in May?
The average daily high for the month of May in Jamaica is 86.5 degrees Fahrenheit, or 30.28 degrees Celsius.
- How hot is Jamaica in June?
The average daily high for the month of June in Jamaica is 88 degrees Fahrenheit, or 31.11 degrees Celsius.
- How hot is Jamaica in July?
The average daily high for the month of July in Jamaica is 88.4 degrees Fahrenheit, or 31.33 degrees Celsius.
- How hot is Jamaica in August?
The average daily high for the month of August in Jamaica is 88.5 degrees Fahrenheit, or 31.39 degrees Celsius.
- How hot is Jamaica in September?
The average daily high for the month of September in Jamaica is 87.9 degrees Fahrenheit, or 31.06 degrees Celsius.
- How hot is Jamaica in October?
The average daily high for the month of October in Jamaica is 86.7 degrees Fahrenheit, or 30.39 degrees Celsius.
- How hot is Jamaica in November?
The average daily high for the month of November in Jamaica is 84.9 degrees Fahrenheit, or 29.39 degrees Celsius.
- How hot is Jamaica in December?
The average daily high for the month of December in Jamaica is 83.1 degrees Fahrenheit, or 28.39 degrees Celsius.
Great! So did you notice a trend here?
Oh yeah, July and August are the hottest months in Jamaica now, with January and February the coolest.
By the way, did you know that on Thursday, August 3, 2019, Jamaica (via Kingston) recorded its hottest day in 24 years! Sigh
The following graph, courtesy of Jamaica's Met Office, also shows temperature trends in Jamaica.BUT not that this time, these are straight averages of high and low temperatures, NOT an average of the high temperatures as indicated earlier.
Also, note that this was reported in Celcius. If needed, simply do the conversion to get to Fahrenheit (F=(C ร 9/5) + 32).
You may also be interested in learning about the
general climate of Jamaica as well.
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Wellesley
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References:
- State of the JAMAICAN CLIMATE, Information for Resilience Building, Summary for Policymakers, 2012
- The Weather In Jamaica, https://www.jamaica-travel-secrets.com/weather-in-jamaica.html
- Climate & Weather Averages in Montego Bay, Jamaica, https://www.timeanddate.com/weather/jamaica/montego-bay/climate
- Yesterday was Kingston's hottest day in 24 years, http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/latestnews/yesterday_was_kingstons_hottest_day_in_24_years