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Les Cayes weather

Today, the next five days and the recent record for Les Cayes, chief town of the Sud department. Updated through the day.

26°
Drizzle
Now
Today's high
30°C
Today's low
24°C
Feels like
31°C
Chance of rain
54%
Rain expected
1.7 mm
Falling now
0.2 mm
Humidity
86%
Wind
4 km/h
UV index (max)
6.5
Sunrise – sunset
05:55 – 17:21
Updated
07:40 Haiti time

The weather in Les Cayes today

Today in Les Cayes the temperature runs from 24°C to 30°C, and the latest reading feels like 31°C. The high is the same as yesterday’s (30°C). Over the previous seven days the high averaged 29.9°C, so today is in line with the week. Little or no rain is expected today (1.7 mm). The wettest of the coming days should be Thursday November 5, with 5 mm forecast. At least 1 mm of rain was recorded by the model on 22 of the last 30 days. No named tropical system is active in the Atlantic.

Written from the figures on this page; it changes when they do.

The next days

Today
30° 24°
Isolated showers
1.7 mm · 54%
Wed Nov 4
28° 24°
Showers
4.8 mm · 71%
Thu Nov 5
28° 23°
Showers
5 mm · 82%
Fri Nov 6
29° 23°
Showers
2.1 mm · 94%
Sat Nov 7
30° 22°
Isolated showers
1.5 mm · 53%

Forecast from the Open-Meteo model; the smaller figure is the low.

Les Cayes, the last days

DayHighLowRain
Mon Nov 230°24° 0.7 mm
Sun Nov 131°23° 0.1 mm
Sat Oct 3130°23° 1.4 mm
Fri Oct 3031°23° 0.2 mm
Thu Oct 2929°23° 14.3 mm
Wed Oct 2829°22° 3.8 mm
Tue Oct 2729°22° 10.4 mm
Mon Oct 2627°23° 59.4 mm
Sun Oct 2530°23° 111.1 mm
Sat Oct 2430°23° 39.8 mm

Over the last 30 days: highest 33°C (Fri Oct 2), lowest 22°C (Wed Oct 21), average high 30.7°C, and 22 days with at least 1 mm of rain (model).

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Where this comes from

Figures from the Open-Meteo forecast model, refreshed every 20 minutes and corrected with NOAA airport observations where an airport reports; the record is NAGO MÉTÉO’s own, one row per day. Tropical forecasts are the US National Hurricane Center’s. We report the weather; alerts come from the UHM and safety instructions from Haiti’s civil protection.

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