Weather in Cuba: New weather forecast space!

At Sol de Cuba, we share the belief that information is power. That’s why we’re making a weather forecast section available to our audience, seeking to support travelers interested in Cuba so they can make informed decisions and fully enjoy everything the island has to offer.

Knowing the weather will allow tourists to plan their activities, whether beach trips, city tours, or nature trails, ensuring they enjoy their experience to the fullest.

Weather from October 5 through 11

Next week, Cuba will experience a typical weather pattern for the season, with warm temperatures and a high probability of rain and thunderstorms, especially during the afternoons.

The weather is fairly consistent in the main tourist destinations, although with slight variations. A review of the main weather conditions from the west to the east of the country can help travelers make informed decisions about the activities they can enjoy each day.

Forecast by tourist destination

Daytime Temperature (°C): 31 – 32

Nighttime Temperature (°C): 23 – 24

Scattered afternoon thunderstorms

Daytime Temperature (°C): 31 – 33

Nighttime Temperature (°C): 22

Isolated to widespread thunderstorms in the afternoon

Daytime Temperature (°C): 34 (Max)

Nighttime Temperature (°C): 22 (Min)

Chance of afternoon showers

Summary of expected conditions

General pattern: Maximum temperatures are forecast between 31°C and 34°C and minimum temperatures between 22°C and 24°C across the island. Humidity will be high, making the real feel higher.

Chance of rain: Showers and thunderstorms are very likely, usually developing during the afternoon and early evening. The chance of rain is particularly high in the central region.

Regional conditions: The weather is consistently hot and humid throughout the country. The east may experience the highest temperatures, while the central region could have the most thunderstorm activity.

Travel tips

Prepare for rain:

Pack an umbrella or a raincoat and rain gear. It will help you plan cultural activities and urban tours for the mornings, and be prepared for rain in the afternoons.

Dress for the heat:

Wear lightweight, breathable cotton or linen clothing. Comfortable, water-resistant shoes will be helpful.

Protect yourself from the sun:

The tropical sun can be intense. Don’t forget to bring sunglasses, a hat or cap, and sunscreen.

Stay informed:

Since the coming week continues to be part of the hurricane season (which runs from June to November), it’s a good idea to monitor weather forecasts for tropical development.

You can consult sources such as the US National Hurricane Center (www.nhc.noaa.gov) and the Cuban Institute of Meteorology’s Forecast Center.