Weather in Haiti on Monday, November 2, 2026

By NAGO MÉTÉO

Published 2 November 2026 at 06:45 2 min read

Maximum temperatures on Monday, November 2, 2026 range from 29°C in Les Cayes (South) to 34°C in Port-au-Prince (West), according to NAGO MÉTÉO readings and forecasts for the ten cities it tracks in the country. Rain is expected in 6 of the ten cities, with the heaviest totals in Miragoâne (7.5 mm) and Gonaïves (7.4 mm).

The risk of rain is moderate in the Centre (Hinche: 5.9 mm, 75% chance), South (Les Cayes: 4.1 mm, 55% chance) and Grand'Anse (Jérémie: 3.8 mm, 53% chance) departments. It is low in the Nippes, Artibonite, South-East, North-West, West, North and North-East departments (less than 2 mm expected or a chance below 50%).

The average of the ten cities' highs is 31°C. Lows for the day range from 23°C in Hinche to 25°C in Port-au-Prince. At the time of the reading, NAGO MÉTÉO reports clear skies in Port-au-Prince, Jacmel, Jérémie, Hinche, Gonaïves, Fort-Liberté and Port-de-Paix; fog in Les Cayes and Miragoâne; and partly cloudy skies in Cap-Haïtien.

The average high, 31°C, is the same as yesterday. Compared with yesterday, the high is 2 degrees lower in Les Cayes (29°C against 31°C). Over the previous seven days, the average high was 30°C, 1 degree lower than today (31°C).

In its outlook, the NHC puts the chance of a tropical system forming within 48 hours in an area it is monitoring at 0%.

According to tomorrow's forecast, highs will range from 29°C to 34°C; the heaviest rainfall totals are expected in Jérémie (12.3 mm) and Fort-Liberté (11.2 mm).

The sun rises between 05:48 (Fort-Liberté) and 05:57 (Jérémie) and sets between 17:12 (Fort-Liberté) and 17:23 (Jérémie). The maximum UV index reaches 7.4 in Jacmel, a "high" level on the World Health Organization scale, for which it recommends protection. The highest chance of rain, 99%, is forecast for around 15:00 in Port-au-Prince. Official alerts come from Haiti's Hydrometeorological Unit (meteo-haiti.gouv.ht), and safety instructions from the Directorate General of Civil Protection. Detailed forecasts for each city are on the NAGO MÉTÉO pages at nago.tv.