Cuba Weather
Live conditions and forecast across Cuba, plus the Atlantic hurricane picture. Weather is drawn in real time from Open-Meteo, and active tropical systems from the U.S. National Hurricane Center. Tap any city for its place page.
Current conditions by city
Hurricanes & tropical storms
Cuba lies in the Atlantic hurricane belt; the season runs June to November and peaks August to October. Any active systems appear live on the map’s storm layer. Always follow the official advisory before you travel.
Cuba weather — FAQ
- When is hurricane season in Cuba?
- The Atlantic hurricane season runs 1 June to 30 November, with peak activity from August to October. Storms most often affect Cuba's western and central provinces. Check the active-storm map and the official National Hurricane Center advisory before and during travel.
- What is the best weather to visit Cuba?
- The dry season, roughly November to April, brings warm days, lower humidity and little rain — the most reliable travel window. May to October is hotter, wetter and overlaps hurricane season.
- How hot does Cuba get?
- Cuba is warm year-round, typically 24-32 °C (75-90 °F) by day. Summer combines high heat with humidity; winter is milder and drier, especially in the evenings and inland.