British Virgin Islands Weather

There is an old saying in the Caribbean that claims rain is just liquid sunshine. The tropical climate of the British Virgin Islands is tropical, with most days reaching well into the 70s and low 80s during the day and dropping comfortably to the 70s at night. The sun usually shines with light showers (when they do happen) rolling out as fast as they rolled in. The trade winds help to keep the weather balmy year-round.

The official hurricane season lasts from June to November and the British Virgin Islands have bounced back from their share of hurricanes.

The peak season for the islands run mid-December to mid-April, when precipitation is relatively low. The height of the off-season tends to be during North American summer months and has less to do with the weather of the Virgin Islands, though hurricanes are prevalent, but more to do with tourists looking to escape from the warm weather of their home town to less tropical locations.