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June Weather in the Cayman Islands

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  • #30966
    Gapeach
    gapeach
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    Thank you. I”m hoping for the best. We were planning to take my daughters on their first scuba dive and I’d hate for the weather to ruin that. We’ll keep our fingers crossed. I need some sunshine!!

    #31160
    Salsa
    Salsa
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    I got a response from a gal who was going to check with the owner of the band, Clive. She said she thought all the CD’s were lost in Ivan and they had not produced a new one. She was going to double check for me….I hope they release another one soon ? You guys will probably get more scoop before I do, so please let me know. I would love to purchase one.

    #44425
    EMMITT22
    EMMITT22
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    I WAS checking the 10 day and it says rain showers for almost everyday!!!is my vacation going to be a wash out or whaty??? anyone who can give me some insight on the weather patterns would be appreciated.

    #44434
    Divnpaul
    divnpaul
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    We get this question all the time… I would be VERY surprised if your vacation is a wash out. You may encounter a brief shower from time to time, but you should not get any extended periods of rain. I tell people that if they keep an eye on the Royal Palms web cam, they will see how infrequently it actually rains. ?

    #44444
    EMMITT22
    EMMITT22
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    thank you for putting my mind at ease.

    #51229
    Bwdesign
    bwdesign
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    I’m arriving This Friday, and all I see on the forecast is rain and thundershowers! Hope someone can reassure me that this won’t last. I’ve been watching the webcam at the Royal Palms for days and its looking pretty dreary.

    Also, I’m new to diving and wondering if the cloudy skies will mean less visibilty when diving?

    Thanks for the help, Barb

    #51239
    Brakker1
    brakker1
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    Well…. we had two rains here last month, and so far this month we’ve had one! The weather should be great for your visit……. barring another disturbance popping up. And yes, you can expect lower visibility on dark days.

    #51240
    MadtownTim
    MadtownTim
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    Something to keep in mind though, in regards to visibility, “lower visibility” is VERY relative when diving in the caymans. If you’re used to diving in fresh water lakes and have never dived in the Carribean, the visibility will still (most likely) be much better than you get at home.

    I grew up diving in the spring fed lakes of Norther Wisconsin and the first time I dove in Cayman, I was blown away at the visibility even at 75 feet. You can literally see forever and then some.

    #51246
    Bwdesign
    bwdesign
    Member

    Thankyou both for the replies and encouragement about the weather. I keep checking the webcam at the top of the page and I see that there are shadows today, which means the sun is out – hooray!!

    Even if it isn’t sunny, I’m still so excited to go as I’m meeting up with my son who has been sailing in the Caribbean since January, so this trip is mostly about being with him.

    And I’m sure that the visibility will be just great for snorkeling/diving. I do have the BVI to compare it too, though, but from all I’ve read – the Caymans can’t be beat. As a beginner – I don’t think I’ll be going too deep.

    #51257
    Don P
    Don P
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    Weather, of course, is always a concern. Supposing that bad weather does arrive and no diving or beach makes sense; what does one do if they don’t drink alcohol and are not prone to indoor sports?

    #51265
    Mselizann
    mselizann
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    hmm- you can visit the National Museum, go shopping, or have a nice meal

    the rain tends to come down in buckets, then leave quickly- it shouldn’t ruin a whole day- or even an afternoon

    #51269

    Don P,

    I hope you have a wonderful vacation! I know you will!

    I totally agree with mselizann, when she says that the rain rarely lasts very long, nor does it always rain over the entire island. It’s usually quite spotty and brief.

    Anyway, just in case you do get a cool, “off” day, or just feel like exploring, one of my favorite places for that kind of thing is St. Pedro’s Castle. You can read about it here – http://www.caymanactivityguide.com/forums/images/ButtonHere.gif” alt=”” title=”” class=”bbcode-image” />

    Whatever you do, don’t miss the multimedia presentation that they have. It’s very good!

    Or…..you can go shopping :laugh:

    #51273
    Celine
    Celine
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    Don P…….PLEASE do NOT worry about the weather………you are going to one of the most beautiful places on the planet and even if it DOES rain…..it most likely will be of short duration and, as Char mentioned, you can simply get in your car and go to the other side of the island which most likely is NOT raining………I could win awards for wasting the most time worrying about things you can’t control………don’t try to beat my record!

    #51274
    Knees
    knees
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    I would vote for shopping…… :clapping: :clapping: :clapping: :clapping:

    Get a piece of the island….Caymanite…….wish I had more. I love it.

    #51275
    MadtownTim
    MadtownTim
    Member

    A rainy day in Cayman is still better than any day at home. ?

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