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Saint John’s

Antigua and Barbuda · 22,000 people
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The year’s records
Annual mean 27°C · wettest around September · prevailing wind E
Warmest
29.9 °C
Coldest
26.8 °C
Wettest
31%
Windiest
5.8 m/s
Prevailing
E
4.9 m/s average

When this place is good five ratings · thirty-six ten-day sections · click a cell to read it

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The average temperature in Saint John’s over the whole year is 27°C. August is the hottest month, with highs of about 30°C; February is the coldest, with lows of about 24°C.

Month by month Saint John’s climate by month: average temperatures year round · click a month to read it

MonthHighLowFeels likeChance of rainCloudWindBeing outsideSunWalking
January27°C24°C27°C23%51%3.9 m/s52727
February27°C24°C27°C24%51%4.3 m/s587010
March27°C24°C27°C23%50%4.1 m/s51746
April28°C24°C28°C23%53%4.0 m/s38744
May29°C26°C30°C20%54%4.1 m/s17761
June29°C26°C31°C19%51%4.5 m/s9731
July30°C27°C31°C25%54%4.7 m/s6700
August30°C27°C32°C26%50%4.0 m/s3640
September30°C26°C32°C30%49%3.0 m/s2531
October29°C26°C32°C27%47%2.9 m/s3621
November29°C25°C31°C26%51%3.2 m/s10721
December28°C25°C29°C26%50%3.7 m/s32773

High and low are the warmest and coolest of four readings a day — midnight, 6am, noon and 6pm — so a true overnight low can sit a degree or two under them. Chance of rain, cloud and wind are the day’s average; feels-like and the three ratings (each out of 100: Good from 55, Ideal from 80) are read at midday.

Seasons, and the year in short Saint John’s weather by season

Year round, Saint John’s has days of about 27°C at their warmest in January, its coolest month, and 30°C in August, its warmest; the coolest hours of the day run from 24°C to 27°C through the year, and the average temperature over the year is 27°C around the clock. Rain is most likely around September and least likely around June. Every figure here is a decade of observations blended into one representative year, so it reads as what this date is usually like, not a forecast for one particular day.

Saint John’s weather in winterDecember to February

High 27°CLow 24°CRain 24%

Winter in Saint John’s has typical daily highs of about 27°C and lows of about 24°C, with a 24% chance of rain on a given day.

Saint John’s weather in springMarch to May

High 28°CLow 25°CRain 22%

Spring in Saint John’s has typical daily highs of about 28°C and lows of about 25°C, with a 22% chance of rain on a given day.

Saint John’s weather in summerJune to August

High 30°CLow 27°CRain 24%

Summer in Saint John’s has typical daily highs of about 30°C and lows of about 27°C, with a 24% chance of rain on a given day.

Saint John’s weather in autumnSeptember to November

High 29°CLow 26°CRain 27%

Autumn in Saint John’s has typical daily highs of about 29°C and lows of about 26°C, with a 27% chance of rain on a given day.

When is the rainy season in Saint John’s?

Saint John’s has no sharply defined rainy season: the chance of rain on a given day runs from 19% in June, the driest month, to 30% in September, the wettest.

What time of year is Saint John’s windiest?

Winds in Saint John’s are highest in July, averaging 4.7 m/s (17 km/h), and lightest in October, at 2.9 m/s (10 km/h). The prevailing wind is from the E.

What is the average temperature in Saint John’s year round?

The average temperature in Saint John’s over the whole year is 27°C. August is the hottest month, with highs of about 30°C; February is the coldest, with lows of about 24°C.

The guideBest time to visit Saint John’sThe most comfortable time to visit Saint John’s is from late January to early March. For sun, any time of year works.Read it →