***Aruba Weather Discussion/info/Reports***

[canadian_1964]

I hope your correct on the weather forecasts sunisland as the forecast for when we arrive Nov26th-Dec3rd calls for clouds and rain all week.

[gaby]

we'll be there shortly after the 26th and we see the same thing but if you're looking at accuweather, don't. they ALWAYS say rain after the first 4 days of the 14 day weather. we always say if someone who has never been to aruba and was debating and checked their weather through that website, they'd never go. for the next two weeks with them, all but the first 4 days are "rain", "rain", "rain". not even scattered showers, which is normal. we panicked last year. it said rain the whole ten days but out of the ten days, one day was pouring for about 3 hours and then it was so gorgeous, we booked for two weeks this year....

[canadian_1964]

Thanks Gaby...That certainly makes me feel better!
Terry

[lucky]

go to caribeez.com/aruba click on aruba weather forecast.its gives an accurate forecast

[Steph853]

is anyone in aruba now? how is the weather?

[gaby]

we checked the weather because we are leaving tomorrow. it says scattered showers for the next two weeks with days inbetween of just partly cloudy. scattered showers are normal for an island, they don't mean much. but the bottomline is, i live in nj so anything is better than this..........

[Cosmo]

Even though we have had some pretty good weather in NJ this week, it is ALWAYS better in Aruba

[Bill]

Been here since Friday, today was the worst rain but it was over in 45 minutes and we are back at the pool. No worries

[Arubalisa]

In weather terms, "isolated" is defined as 10%-25% chance. REMEMBER, that showers in Aruba fall mainly overnight or early morning. Daytime showers, ...are brief passing showers.

http://www.meteo.aw/marckforecast.php

The above still applies for rainy season. Showers will be more frequent, but unlikely your day will be a "rain out".

[Andrea J.]

we'll keep saying isolated fast moving showers!!

many of us though remember last fall and early winter.


bottom line is not to look at the weather forecasts.

http://www.meteo.aw/marckforecast.php

The above still applies for rainy season. Showers will be more frequent, but unlikely your day will be a "rain out".