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Best time to visit Aruba
The most comfortable months in Aruba are February and April to June, with average daytime highs of 83 to 87°F and 5 to 11 rainy days a month. September is the hottest month, averaging 89°F, and January the coolest at 83°F. November sees the most rain, around 20 days, while May is the driest with about 5.
Average daily high / low and days with rain, from Open-Meteo ERA5 records for 2019-2024. Highlighted months are the pick above.
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Aruba: common questions
- When is the best time to visit Aruba?
- The most comfortable stretch is February and April to June, when average highs run 83 to 87°F with 5 to 11 rainy days a month. September is the hottest month at 89°F on average, and January the coolest at 83°F.
- What is the rainiest month in Aruba?
- November, with roughly 20 days of rain. The driest is May, with about 5. Both are averages from 2019-2024 records.
- How warm does it get in Aruba?
- July averages 87°F by day and 80°F at night, and January averages 83°F and 77°F. In the southern hemisphere those two are reversed.
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