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Cayman Islands weather

When to go · monthly temps & rain · a live forecast for every city

Cayman Islands

Right now in Cayman Islands's capital it's 29°, Heavy rain. The best time to visit is usually January, February, March — mild and drier. We've put together the month-by-month climate and a live forecast for every major city.

Climate by month

Temperature & rainfall in Cayman Islands

Multi-year normals (1991–2020) — the planning baseline. The table above is the live near-term forecast.

Jan25°Feb25°Mar26°Apr26°May27°Jun28°Jul29°Aug29°Sep28°Oct27°Nov27°Dec26°

Avg temp (°C) Rainfall (mm)Source: Open-Meteo climate normals 1991–2020

This week

Near-term forecast for Cayman Islands

The temperature right now in Cayman Islands's capital and the days ahead. For a specific city, see the table above.

Cayman Islands
29°Heavy rain
Sat29°Sun30°Mon30°Tue29°
Questions & answers

Cayman Islands weather — FAQ

When is the best time to visit Cayman Islands?
Usually January, February, March — comfortable temperatures and less rain. It's also peak season, so prices and flights rise.
What are the hottest and coldest months in Cayman Islands?
July is usually the hottest (average 29°), January the coldest (average 25°).
How much daylight does Cayman Islands get?
In January about 10h 58m of daylight, in July about 13h 3m of daylight. The gap widens the further you are from the equator.
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Cayman Islands — flights & hotels

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About this page

Written and checked by the Around the World team. We compare prices across the major providers, cross-check official sources, and update when something changes. We have no stake in any one provider — links are affiliate links, and the price is the same for you.

Sources: Forecast: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0) · Climate: Open-Meteo (1991–2020)