The climate of Jamaica is tropical hot and influenced by the sea and north-east trade winds. Along the coast of the island, temperatures vary between 22 ° C and 31 ° C, they drop slightly inland in relation to height, but a few degrees. The Jamaican climate often has constantly high temperatures, at sea level […]
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The island of Jamaica (Jamaica) is located in the Caribbean Sea south of Cuba and west of Hispaniola (Haiti). This is an independent state associated with the British Commonwealth. The island has as its capital the city of Kingston which stands along the south-east coast. A MOUNTAIN ISLAND Jamaica (10,991 sq km) is the third […]
The climate of Honduras is tropical. Along the north coast overlooking the Caribbean Sea, the climate is warm and rainy all year round, with abundant rainfall on the Caribbean side. While at higher altitudes and on the highlands the temperatures tend to become cooler and the rains to decrease. Temperatures vary greatly with altitude, the […]
Honduras (República de Honduras) is a presidential republic of Central America that borders Nicaragua to the south, Guatemala to the west, and El Salvador to the southwest. While to the north and east it is washed by the Caribbean Sea, to the south by the Pacific Ocean. The capital of the country is the city […]
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The climate of Haiti: when to go to Haiti
Haiti has a humid tropical climate, with warm temperatures throughout the year, which become milder and cooler with height. In the capital Port-au-Prince, the maximum average temperatures vary between 34 ° C and 31 ° C, while the minimum averages vary between 20 ° C and 23 ° C. There are two distinct rainy seasons […]
Haiti (République d’Haïti) is a presidential republic that occupies the western part of the island of Hispaniola. This island is the second largest island in the Greater Antilles (76,480 sq km) after Cuba. The state of Haiti has only one land border, the one located to the east where it borders the Dominican Republic. While […]
The climate of Guatemala is tropical and sub-tropical, but varies greatly in relation to altitude. In fact, in the areas of the plateau, between 800 and 1,600 meters high, where the largest inhabited centers of the country are located, the climate is temperate throughout the year. With average minimum temperatures ranging between 12 ° C […]
Guatemala (República de Guatemala) is a presidential republic located in Central America. This country is bathed in the southwest by the Pacific Ocean, and in the east by the Caribbean Sea, bordered to the north and west by Mexico, in the north-east with Belize, in the east with Honduras, in the south-east with El Salvador. […]
Guadeloupe has a nice warm and humid tropical climate, characterized by two distinct seasons, a hot and humid season from June to November with average maximum temperatures of 32°C and average minimum of 24°C, and a dry and more fresh season from December to May, with average maximum temperatures of 31°C and average minimum of […]
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Guadeloupe: two very different islands
The island of Guadeloupe (Guadeloupe) is a French overseas department located in the Caribbean, in the Lesser Antilles. The island is located south of Montserrat and Antigua, and north of Dominica. The capital is the city of Basse-Terre. In addition to the main island of Guadeloupe (1,433 sq km), the islands of Marie-Galante (158 sq […]
The island of Grenada has a wet tropical climate with average annual temperatures of 28°C, the climate is often tempered by trade north-east winds. There are two seasons that characterize the climate of the island, the humid and hot rainy season between June and December and the dry season between January and May. The average […]
The Isle of Grenada (Commonwealth of Grenada) is a constitutional monarchy associated with the British Commonwealth. The island is located in the Lesser Antilles, between the Caribbean Sea to the west and the Atlantic Ocean to the east, north of Trinidad and Tobago, and south of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. GRENADA AND THE SOUTHERN […]
The climate of El Salvador is warm sub-tropical and varies according to the altitude that makes it, in most of the country’s temperate climate, only the coastal area has a tropical climate very hot. The dry season in El Salvador is between November and April. The coastal areas have a particularly warm climate with a […]
El Salvador (República de El Salvador) is a presidential rebubblic of Central America bordering to the east and north with Honduras to the north-west with Guatemala and faces the Pacific Ocean to the south, the capital is the city of San Salvador. El Salvador is the smallest and most densely populated country of Central America. […]
The Dominican Republic (also known by the name of Santo Domingo) has a humid tropical climate, with warm temperatures throughout the year, which become milder and cooler with the height and thanks to the breath of the north-east trade winds that are present throughout the year. Average temperatures vary between 28 ° C in the […]