The weather in Jamaica in April

QUESTION:

What is the average temperature for the days of April 23rd to April 30th?

My cousin is getting married and I need to know if it will be too warm for me - or how bad my sunburn will be.

Thanks for your help.

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ANSWER: by Wellesley Gayle

Hi there,

The weather is generally good all year round here in Jamaica, with temperatures ranging between the 80's and 90's during the day, and around the 70's at night. April's average temperature ranges between 85 and 74.

In the winter months it's a bit cooler while the summer tends to be a bit warmer as well.

Traditionally, the rainy, or what we call the hurricane, season begins in June and extends to November - with the heaviest rains probably in September and October.

And even then, there have only had a few hurricanes hitting the island.

By the way, I learned that during the summer season resort rates drop as much as 20-50%... so there's an opportunity to get some great deals.

All in all, April is probably one of the best months to visit!

A little more on my Jamiacan Climate page.

Wishing you and the newlyweds a great time then!

By the way, you can get the latest weather forecast on Jamaica using this link.

I hope that helps.
Stay in touch.

References:

http://jamaica-guide.info/weather/april/
TripAdvisor.com
http://en.allexperts.com/q/Jamaica-182/2008/3/weather-April.htm
http://www.jamaica-dream-vacation.com/jamaica-weather.html

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