Marshall Islands Weather

🇲🇭 1 city covered · Oceania · tropical rainforest climate
Best time to visit
January to June

Weather in the Marshall Islands at a glance

Our the Marshall Islands coverage centers on Majuro, which has a tropical rainforest climate. Expect average highs around 83°F (29°C) in September and 82°F (28°C) in March, with about 304 days of measurable precipitation a year.

Quick facts

  • Covered city: Majuro - annual average 81°
  • Best time to visit: January to June
  • Climate type: tropical rainforest

The bigger picture

Majuro averages 9.7 hours of sunshine per day and roughly 3761 mm (148.1 inches) of precipitation annually. The most comfortable window is generally January to June. See the full month-by-month breakdown on the Majuro climate page.

Live weather across the Marshall Islands today

Marshall Islands cities compared

Annual climate figures per covered city, from 2015–2024 weather data.
CityAnnual avgHottest month Coldest monthRainy days/yr Sun h/daySnowy days/yr
Majuro 81° Sep · 83° Mar · 80° 304 9.7 0

Marshall Islands weather by month

Monthly averages, 2015–2024.
MonthAvg highAvg low Rainy daysSunshine
January 83° 80° 21 9.9 h/day
February 82° 80° 18 10.6 h/day
March 82° 80° 23 10.0 h/day
April 83° 80° 24 9.6 h/day
May 83° 80° 27 9.4 h/day
June 83° 80° 26 9.7 h/day
July 83° 80° 28 9.7 h/day
August 83° 80° 28 10.0 h/day
September 83° 80° 27 9.7 h/day
October 83° 80° 28 9.3 h/day
November 83° 80° 27 8.7 h/day
December 83° 80° 26 9.4 h/day

Marshall Islands weather FAQs

When is the best time to visit the Marshall Islands?
Averaged across the covered cities, January to June offers the most comfortable combination of temperatures, drier days and daylight. Coastal, mountain and desert areas can differ - check each city's climate page for specifics.
Does it snow in the Marshall Islands?
Snow is essentially absent in the Marshall Islands cities we cover - the 2015–2024 record shows no regular measurable snowfall.
What is the climate of the Marshall Islands like?
The covered cities fall under tropical rainforest climate. That means steady heat, high humidity and rain spread through every month.

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