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St. Thomas · TourismClimate & Weather on St. ThomasSt. Thomas has the perfect summer weather year round with temperature that range from 73 degrees Fahrenheit to around 89 degrees Fahrenheit. The cool Caribbean breeze off the ocean keep the beaches cool all the time, but inland it can be just a tad cooler or warmer without the breeze.
If you love snorkeling or scuba diving, then the best time to visit St. Thomas when the water are calmer and clearer would be during the months between April and August. But, you must also remember that the busiest tourist season is from December to May. If you come during these months, everyone will be enjoying the various water sports that are available in St. Thomas. Water temperature does change in St. Thomas from summer to winter but you will not really notice the change much. During the summer the average water temperature stays around 83 degrees Fahrenheit, while in the winter the water temperature will drop to around 79 degrees Fahrenheit. Keep up with the weather in St. Thomas when planning your next vacation you can visit. This is a great website that can give you so much information on what the weather will be like for the next seven days, history and almanac of the weather in St. Thomas and Astronomy forecasts. Get the marine forecast so you know what the waters around the Virgin Islands are for the next five days, the coastal water temperatures, and a marine map and when high tide and low tide will occur. If you want a tropical summer vacation anytime during the year, then you should visit St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. For More Information
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The Virgin Islands including St. Thomas does not receive much rain, but when the occasional rain shower does come it is usually welcome to give a cool shower and a break from the hot Caribbean sun. The most rain is during the months of May, August, September, November and October. These are tropical rain showers and usually only last a few minutes, not even enough time to get off the beach. But, yes, St. Thomas is the path of hurricanes during hurricane season. The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1st to November 30th with the highest occurrences of storms in August and September. But, with the weather technology today you will always be able to keep up with the weather and know if there are any tropical storms in the area. The islanders do not wait around for the hurricane to hit; they get prepared well in advance to protect their homes, businesses and personal belongings.
