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Bahamas Weather – When to go, when to stay away
Bahamas weather brings visions of sun and warm days, but it does not at least part of the year.
The Bahamas are the most popular tourist destination in the Caribbean region in large part because many cruise ships that visit. They're also convenient for tourists U.S. because of the proximity of the islands to the Florida coast, ports and airports in the U.S. U.S.
The Bahamas is the destination north of the region and are a cooler climate during the winter months, making the night air and ocean swimming uncomfortable at times.
The average monthly temperature is high around of 84 degrees Fahrenheit and the monthly average low is 69 degrees, according to the World Meteorological Organization. The average high reaches its peak of 89 degrees between July and September and the fund to less than 80 degrees from December to March.
The islands receive more rain on average more than 55 inches a year, with an average of 12 days of rain per month. At least seven inches or more falls from June to October, but the wettest of all is the month of August, which has more than 9 inches of rain and 19 rainy days. In contrast, experience from December to March of less than 2 inches of rain.
December January and August are the months of the year less popular to visit the Bahamas, while February and July are more popular, according to statistics from the Caribbean Tourism Organization.
However, cold weather and heavy rains that January, February and March, June and October and December, the times when there is an increased risk of unpleasant time. The ideal weather months are April, May and November.
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About the Author
Scott Bateman is a professional journalist with extensive experience as a reporter and editor. He publishes a Caribbean travel guide with articles produced from numerous trips to the region.
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