What's the Weather Like When Traveling to Aruba?

Aruba is part of the Kingdom of the Netherlandsacross northern South America. About 3-4 inches
and is located in the Caribbean Sea north ofof rainfall occurs each month during this time
Venezuela. The Netherlands Antilles islands ofperiod. The rest of the year is quite dry with an
Bonaire and Curacao are just to the east. Arubaaverage of one inch per month.
is fairly flat with some hills several hundred feetAruba Temperatures
high. It is a popular tourist destination and isTemperatures change very little during the year.
known for its white sandy beaches.Highs are in the upper 80's from late spring
Hurricanes and tropical storms nearly always passthrough early autumn. Overnight lows only drop to
to the north of Aruba, through the centralnear 80 degrees. The rest of the year day time
Caribbean or farther north. Occasionally somehigh temperatures reach the mid 80's with lows in
fringe effects such as outer rain bands or highthe mid 70's.
surf do reach the island. Upper air winds areAruba Travel Weather Summary
usually unfavorable for hurricanes to develop nearTravelers visiting Aruba can count on lots of
Aruba. The tropical storms and hurricanes that dosunshine most months of the year. The
bring fringe effects mostly form east of thetemperatures are warm and change very little
Lesser Antilles and then move well north of thethroughout the year. There is almost no threat of
island.a direct hit from a hurricane, although some fringe
Aruba Rainfalleffects can occur. Travelers may want to stay
Aruba has a short wet season which runs frominformed on tropical weather information,
October through December. The increased rain isespecially during the hurricane season.
due to the proximity of the monsoon trough