Palm Beach month by month
Plan your visit to Palm Beach by month. Compare weather, crowds, events, and prices across all twelve months with historical climate data.
Palm Beach sits in a narrow temperature band all year. Highs range from 29°C in January, February, March, and December to 32°C in September and October. Rain days, not temperature, divide Palm Beach's calendar. Two dry windows open up, one from April (7 rain days) through May (6 rain days), and another in September (6 rain days) at the year's warmest. Between them, June through August settles into 10 to 12 rain days per month at 31°C. The wettest period lands in November and December. Both record 17 rain days. January eases to 14, February to 12.
TTDI publishes 12 month guides for Palm Beach beneath this index. The temperature spread across all twelve is only 3°C, so the pages are best read for their rain-day profiles and how those shape outdoor conditions. Start with April or May if your trip targets the driest window. For late-year travel, the November and December pages cover what 17 rain days per month looks like at 30°C and 29°C.
November and December need the most attention in the measured year, with 17 rain days each against highs of 30°C and 29°C.
November is Palm Beach's sharpest monthly shift, with 17 rain days at 30°C against October's 9 rain days at 32°C.
- January
- High
- 29°C
- Low
- 25°C
- Rain
- 40 mm
January is peak season in Palm Beach, and for good reason. The trade winds blow steady at 15-20 knots, the rain stays scarce at around 40mm for the whole month, and daytime…
- February
- High
- 29°C
- Low
- 25°C
- Rain
- 35 mm
February is Carnival season in Aruba, and Palm Beach sits at the center of it. The island's biggest cultural event runs from late January through early March, with the Grand Parade…
- March
- High
- 29°C
- Low
- 25°C
- Rain
- 31 mm
March in Palm Beach sits right in the sweet spot of Aruba's dry season, and the island knows it. Expect daytime highs around 29.3°C (85°F) with a steady trade wind off the…
- April
- High
- 30°C
- Low
- 26°C
- Rain
- 22 mm
April is the driest month of the year in Palm Beach. That single fact matters more than anything else on this page. Aruba sits outside the hurricane belt and gets minimal rainfall…
- May
- High
- 31°C
- Low
- 27°C
- Rain
- 32 mm
May in Palm Beach marks the moment the peak-season crowds finally clear out. The North American and European winter travelers have flown home by the first week, and the 3-kilometre…
- June
- High
- 31°C
- Low
- 27°C
- Rain
- 35 mm
June in Palm Beach comes with one genuinely useful fact that separates Aruba from nearly every other Caribbean island. Aruba sits about 27 kilometers (17 miles) north of Venezuela,…
- July
- High
- 31°C
- Low
- 27°C
- Rain
- 34 mm
July in Palm Beach sits squarely in Aruba's off-peak season, and that is likely the most useful thing to know before you book. The high-rise hotel strip along J.E. Irausquin…
- August
- High
- 31°C
- Low
- 27°C
- Rain
- 41 mm
August in Palm Beach lands squarely in Aruba's low season, and the single most important thing to know is geographic. The island sits at 12.5°N latitude, below the Caribbean…
- September
- High
- 32°C
- Low
- 28°C
- Rain
- 33 mm
September in Palm Beach is the warmest month of the year, with average highs reaching 32.2°C (90°F) and overnight lows that barely dip below 27.8°C (82°F). The trade winds that…
- October
- High
- 32°C
- Low
- 27°C
- Rain
- 56 mm
October in Palm Beach sits at the heart of what Aruba calls its 'green season,' the stretch from September through December when brief afternoon showers turn the island's divi-divi…
- November
- High
- 30°C
- Low
- 26°C
- Rain
- 83 mm
November is Palm Beach, Aruba's wettest month. That single fact might sound like a dealbreaker, but context matters here. Aruba sits at 12.5°N latitude, well south of the Caribbean…
- December
- High
- 29°C
- Low
- 26°C
- Rain
- 53 mm
December is peak season in Palm Beach, and you'll feel it the moment you try to book a hotel along the 2-mile high-rise strip. Rates at properties between the Riu Palace Aruba and…