What is the rainy season in Jamaica?

Jamaica's rainy season begins in May and continues through November. In July, there's a lull as Jamaica's rainfall drops to about three inches (76 mm) from June highs of more than four inches (103 mm). Rainfall peaks in November, the wettest month, at 9.8 inches (249 mm).



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The best time to visit Jamaica is during the dry season, from mid-December through April. The sunny days and pleasant temperatures create optimum conditions for enjoying the beaches, rainforest, markets, and towns. Summer, especially July, when rainfall dips, is also a good time to visit.

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A. The hurricane season officially runs from 1 June to 30 November, with August and September its peak months. Rainfall in Jamaica is highest between June and November, typically peaking during October and November. Jamaica is less badly affected by tropical storms than other, more northerly Caribbean islands.

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July is the hottest month in Jamaica, with a maximum temperature of 91°F. January is usually the 'coldest' - although you'll still find highs of 82°F.

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Negril. For a Jamaican seascape straight from a postcard, set your sights on Negril. Dramatic cliffs, beautiful turquoise water and pristine white sand beaches set the scene for some of the island's most luxurious resorts.

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The best time to visit is between December and March when the weather is most settled.

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Over the years, we have developed extensive water treatment and supply systems islandwide, so all drinking water in Jamaica is purified and filtered by modern methods. Our water is safe for you to drink, clean your teeth, bathe and wash clothing in.

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June is a wonderful month to go to Jamaica. It is the off-season but still a fairly popular time of year for tourists. It's warm but a little cooler than July and August. June is technically the beginning of hurricane season but it's actually a little early.

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Aside from these three areas, there are five lesser known areas that could potentially hold exciting adventures for your Jamaican vacation, but first let's talk about the reasons Montego Bay, Negril, and Ocho Rios have remained at the top of the best areas to stay in Jamaica for so many years!

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Jamaica has been welcoming tourists for decades. Although some areas are not safe due to gang presence and violent crime most places that attract visitors are considered relatively secure as long as you remain informed and exercise caution in unfamiliar spots.

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Every day is a beach day in Jamaica. Sea temperatures range from 27°C between January and April, and up to 29°C between July and November. Average water temperatures of 28°C and pristine beaches, means you can snorkel all year round whenever the mood strikes.

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