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Eagle Beach after a hurricane scare in 2007
As the month of June draws near, more and more people are requesting information regarding hurricane activity in and around Aruba. The hurricane season is officially 6 months long, running from June through November.
One of the things that triggered me to start this website was the lack of [...]

It seems that the unstable rainy period is behind us. The last few days it has barely rained. Perhaps at night it might have drizzled a bit, other than that, weather has become a non-topic.
The weather has been stable in the eighties during the day and high seventies during the night. The wind has been [...]

I’m happy to report that the weather is becoming more and more stable. After roughly two months of relatively unstable weather, it seems that it has stopped raining considerably.
According to the local weather service it still might rain a little during the night. During the day, local rain showers might surprise us sporadically, however, don’t [...]

For the last few weeks I’ve been reporting that the weather has been relatively unstable, now I’m happy to report that the weather seems to have stabilize somewhat and there is less chance of rain. It is still expected to be unstable; however, sporadically you still can expect a passing shower.
For the day of the [...]

In an island where the weather is very boring - sunny and eighties - we surely are experiencing unstable weather as of late. Overcast and tropical rain showers (short and stiff) are common these days. As I mentioned in earlier posts, despite of this fact there’s still enough sun-hours for your enjoyment.
I tried to figure [...]

This week’s weather is turning out to unstable again, just like last week. Short passing rain showers are common these days. After every shower the sun comes out as if nothing happened. The temperature on the other hand is stable at mid 80’s Fahrenheit or 30 Celsius.
For what it’s worth and if you believe in [...]

Thus far November and December are turning out to be unusually wet. According to statistics most rainy periods in Aruba are indeed in November and December. I also want to remind people that the total rainfall on a yearly basis is average only 17 inches a year.
There will be more sun-hours then rain, so I wouldn’t be so worried [...]