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Port-au-Prince weather

Today, the next five days and the recent record for Port-au-Prince, chief town of the Ouest department. Updated through the day.

29°
Overcast
Now
Today's high
35°C
Today's low
25°C
Feels like
33°C
Chance of rain
83%
Rain expected
0.8 mm
Falling now
none to speak of
Humidity
64%
Wind
5 km/h
UV index (max)
6.9
Sunrise – sunset
05:49 – 17:15
Updated
20:00 Haiti time

The weather in Port-au-Prince today

Today in Port-au-Prince the temperature runs from 25°C to 35°C, and the latest reading feels like 33°C. That is 1 degree cooler than yesterday’s high of 36°C. Over the previous seven days the high averaged 33.4°C, so today is warmer than the week. Little or no rain is expected today (0.8 mm). The wettest of the coming days should be Thursday November 5, with 3.5 mm forecast. At least 1 mm of rain was recorded by the model on 14 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
35° 26°
Isolated showers
0.8 mm · 83%
Wed Nov 4
34° 26°
Isolated showers
0.8 mm · 87%
Thu Nov 5
30° 25°
Showers
3.5 mm · 97%
Fri Nov 6
30° 24°
Showers
2.2 mm · 100%
Sat Nov 7
32° 24°
Showers
2.4 mm · 93%

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

Port-au-Prince, the last days

DayHighLowRain
Mon Nov 236°25° 0.8 mm
Sun Nov 135°25° 0.5 mm
Sat Oct 3136°23° 0 mm
Fri Oct 3035°24° 0.6 mm
Thu Oct 2931°25° 1.8 mm
Wed Oct 2831°24° 0.3 mm
Tue Oct 2730°24° 9.6 mm
Mon Oct 2630°24° 28.3 mm
Sun Oct 2535°24° 18.3 mm
Sat Oct 2433°25° 2.1 mm

Over the last 30 days: highest 36°C (Tue Oct 6), lowest 23°C (Sat Oct 31), average high 34.2°C, and 14 days with at least 1 mm of rain (model).

Near Port-au-Prince

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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