Curacao's Weather & Climate

The Island of Curacao enjoy  sunny and warm weather all year round due to its location at 12º north of the Equator, and being well within the tropics. The Island receives very little rainfall, although it is located just outside of the hurricane belt. Additionally, during the rainy season (Which usually begins in October and ends in February), Curacao experiences occasional showers, mostly at night, and sunny weather during the day. That is why the total annual rainfall average is only 22 inches (570 mm).

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if there is a storm developing elsewhere in the Caribbean, Curacao will have only cloudy weather that usually lasts only a day or two. Curacao has regular trade winds from the east that are constantly picking up speed during the spring months. These trade winds are the reason that the Curacao weather, which is hot all year round, is kept reasonably cool.
There are websites on the internet that give updated news of the current weather conditions around the area. If you're taking a trip to Curacao, these websites can be very helpful to you.  

The average temperature is about 27° C ( mid 80s F). Refreshing trade winds blow constantly from the east, picking up in the spring months. The rainy season, October to February, is marked by short, occasional showers, usually at night, and continued sunny weather by day. Total annual rainfall averages only 570 mm (22 inches). Occasionally a tropical storm brewing elsewhere in the Caribbean can cause uncharacteristically cloudy weather for a day or two.

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