Weather · Month by month
Cuba weather in March
Great — warm, dry and lively, with spring-break energy at the beaches.
March stays in the dry season, a touch warmer than February, with excellent beach and sightseeing weather and no storm risk.
- Daytime high
- 28°C / 82°F
- Night-time low
- 19°C / 66°F
- Sea temperature
- 26°C / 79°F
- Warm enough to swim
- Rainfall
- Low
- Mostly dry · ~5 rainy days
- Hurricane risk
- None — outside hurricane season
- Season
- Dry season
- Crowds & prices
- High
Live conditions right now
The figures above are typical March averages. Here is what the weather is actually doing across Cuba today.
Full forecast, all cities and the live Atlantic hurricane map on the Cuba weather hub.
How March compares
Cuba's most reliable weather is the dry season, roughly November to April — driest and sunniest around January, February, March, April, December. The wet season (May–October) is hotter and greener with cheaper prices, and overlaps the Atlantic hurricane season (1 June–30 November, peak September).
Cuba weather, month by month
Frequently asked questions
- Is March a good time to visit Cuba?
- Great — warm, dry and lively, with spring-break energy at the beaches. March stays in the dry season, a touch warmer than February, with excellent beach and sightseeing weather and no storm risk.
- How hot is Cuba in March?
- In March, daytime highs typically reach about 28°C (82°F) and nights fall to around 19°C (66°F). The sea sits near 26°C (79°F). These are typical monthly averages — check the live conditions above for what it is doing right now.
- Does it rain in Cuba in March?
- March is in Cuba's dry season, with low rainfall — mostly dry, roughly 5 days with some rain. Days are mostly bright and dry.
- Is March in Cuba's hurricane season?
- No. The Atlantic hurricane season runs 1 June to 30 November, so March is outside it — there is no tropical-storm risk. You can still track any weather live via the U.S. National Hurricane Center map on our weather page.
- What should I pack for Cuba in March?
- Light, breathable clothing, sun protection and a hat year-round; add a light layer or jacket for cooler evenings; and swimwear — the sea is a warm 26°C (79°F).
Temperatures, rainfall and sea figures on this page are TYPICAL long-run monthly averages for the Havana/north-coast reference and vary by year and region; they are not a forecast. Always check the live conditions and the U.S. National Hurricane Center map above before travelling. Last reviewed 2026-08-01.