Dual Layer Dvd: Aruba Weather

Thursday, 1 November 2012

Aruba Weather

Aruba weather varies significantly from its Caribbean counterparts due to its southwestern location. Though tropical, meaning that temperature varies little here between seasons, Aruba weather is also very dry. Its 'rainy' season consists of brief shower bursts that rarely last long or appear for several days in a row. Aruba weather doesn't include the humidity that other islands do either, making it one of the driest locales in the region. This also spares it from the hurricane paths which sometimes swath across the Leeward chain. As a result, Aruba weather is beautiful, though unchanging, throughout the year - an average of 82 degrees prevails almost twelve months of the year. Nighttime Aruba weather is seldom more than 3-5 degrees from that of the day. Aruba weather is so constant, in fact, that local newspapers public weather reports only occasionally, on the odd day when Aruba weather isn't sunny and warm.Aruba weather is quite unusual in the sense that it has the lowest rainfall out of any other Caribbean island.
This is beneficial to you since you don't want wet weather to disrupt your travel plans. However, the region has high water prices since water is quite scarce and these costs are passed onto you if you visit.