Weather
Conditions across Haiti, refreshed every 20 minutes from the Open-Meteo forecast model and corrected with the hourly airport observations (NOAA) wherever an airport reports.
Today across Haiti
City by city
High 32°, low 24°. Today's note is on its way.
High 27°, low 23°. Today's note is on its way.
High 30°, low 26°. Today's note is on its way.
High 30°, low 25°. Today's note is on its way.
High 30°, low 24°. Today's note is on its way.
High 30°, low 22°. Today's note is on its way.
High 28°, low 25°. Today's note is on its way.
High 32°, low 23°. Today's note is on its way.
High 31°, low 23°. Today's note is on its way.
High 31°, low 23°. Today's note is on its way.
Weather reporting
Tempest FC and Aigle Noir draw 1-1 at Levelt Park
- Température relevée à 29°C à Fort-Liberté, jeudi 22 octobre
- Température relevée à 29°C à Port-de-Paix, jeudi 22 octobre
- Température relevée à 29°C à Cap-Haïtien, jeudi 22 octobre
- Température relevée à 30°C à Gonaïves, jeudi 22 octobre
- Température relevée à 30°C à Miragoâne, jeudi 22 octobre
- Température relevée à 26°C à Hinche, jeudi 22 octobre
What the figures say
Port-au-Prince (Ouest) has the day's highest forecast temperature at 34°C.
Hinche (Centre) has the day's lowest temperature at 21°C.
The spread across the ten cities measured is 13 degrees, from 21°C to 34°C.
Skies are clear or mostly clear in 10 of the ten cities.
Hinche at 30°C is 2.3 degrees below its own average of 32.3°C over the previous 7 days.
Hinche has fallen as low as 21°C in the past few days.
Compared against our own record of the previous 30 days.
Around the region
La Havane 26°
George Town 29°
Kingston 29°
Saint-Domingue 30°
San Juan 31°
Charlotte Amalie 29°
Philipsburg 29°
The Valley 29°
Basseterre 31°
Saint John's 31°
Roseau 30°
Castries 30°
Kingstown 30°
Bridgetown 31°
Saint George's 30°
Port-d'Espagne 32°
Oranjestad 32°
Nassau 29°
Where this comes from
Readings are taken for the NAGO News MÉTÉO segment and refreshed through the day. Tropical forecasts are the US National Hurricane Center's and are attributed to them wherever they appear. We report the weather; warnings and instructions come from Haiti's civil protection agency, not from us.