Weather & Climate
Everything you need to know about Trinidad & Tobago's tropical climate
Tropical Paradise Year-Round
Trinidad & Tobago enjoys a tropical climate with warm temperatures throughout the year. The islands experience two main seasons: the dry season (January to May) and the wet season (June to December).
With average temperatures ranging from 24°C to 32°C (75°F to 90°F), our islands offer a warm escape any time of year. The northeast trade winds provide a refreshing breeze, especially along coastal areas.
Seasons in Trinidad & Tobago
Dry Season
The dry season in Trinidad & Tobago runs from January to May and is characterized by sunny days, cooler nights, and minimal rainfall. This is the peak tourist season with ideal conditions for beach activities, hiking, and outdoor festivals.
24°C - 31°C (75°F - 88°F)
Low (40-80mm monthly)
Moderate (65-75%)
26°C - 27°C (79°F - 81°F)
Season Highlights:
- •Carnival (February/March)
- •Perfect beach weather
- •Ideal for hiking
- •Turtle watching begins (March)
Wet Season
The wet season spans from June to December, with increased rainfall, especially in August through November. Despite the name, rain typically comes in short, heavy bursts followed by sunshine. The landscape becomes lush and vibrant during this period.
25°C - 32°C (77°F - 90°F)
High (150-300mm monthly)
High (75-85%)
27°C - 29°C (81°F - 84°F)
Season Highlights:
- •Lush landscapes
- •Fewer tourists
- •Lower accommodation rates
- •Mango season (June-August)
- •Divali celebrations (Oct/Nov)
Monthly Weather Guide
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Weather Tools & Resources
Get up-to-date weather forecasts for your trip to Trinidad & Tobago. Our detailed forecasts include temperature, precipitation, wind conditions, and more.
Access historical weather patterns and data to help plan your trip. Compare conditions across different years and make informed travel decisions.
Weather-Related Travel Tips
- •Lightweight, breathable clothing
- •Swimwear and beach essentials
- •Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen)
- •Light rain jacket or umbrella (especially June-December)
- •Insect repellent
- •Beach & Outdoor Activities: January-May (dry season)
- •Carnival Experience: February/March (dates vary)
- •Budget Travel: June-November (lower rates)
- •Turtle Watching: March-August
- •Lush Landscapes: Wet season (June-December)
- •Hurricane season runs from June to November
- •Trinidad & Tobago rarely experiences direct hurricane hits
- •Flash flooding can occur during heavy rains
- •Stay hydrated in the tropical heat
- •Check local weather updates during your stay
