Because of it’s subtropical climate daily average temperatures are between 24 and 32 degrees Celsius. The local climate is tropical, though moderated by trade winds. In general (with local variations), there is a drier season from November to April, and a rainier season from May to October. The warm temperatures of the Caribbean Sea and the fact that the island of Cuba sits across the access to the Gulf of Mexico combine to make Cuba prone to frequent hurricanes. These are most common in September and October.

For actual weather and updates for the next few days in Caibarien (Villa Clara), Caibarien is the nearest town to the Cayos, 49 kms. from Cayo Ensenachos:

visit AW Caibarien, Cuba Forecast.
visit WB Caibarien, Cuba Forecast.
visit CNN Caibarien, Cuba Forecast.
visit MSN Caibarien, Cuba Forecast.

Summer months can be very hot (Temp. over 30 C+, feels like over 40 C+).
So beware if your tolerance to heat is low. For the winter months, rain is not frequent but late evenings can be little chilly.

Here is an annual forecast of the average temperatures, minimums and maximums, as well as number of days with rain:


Average temperature (°C)

Average water temperature (°C)

Average sunlight hours

Average rain (mm)

Average days of rain

Relative humidity (%)

Capital:
La Habana

Population 2007:
over 11,394,043

Official Language:
Spanish

President:
Raul Castro

Government
Socialist Republic,
Communist state

National Anthem:
La Bayamesa
("The Bayamo Song")

National flower:
La Mariposa
(Butterfly flower)

National bird:
El Tocororo
(Tocororo bird)

National tree:
La Palma Real
(Royal palm tree)

Currency:
Cuban peso

Provinces:
1 Isla de la Juventud
(Isle of Youth)
2 Pinar del Río
3 La Habana (Havana)
4 Ciudad de la Habana (Havana City)
5 Matanzas
6 Cienfuegos
7 Villa Clara
8 Sancti Spíritus
9 Ciego de Ávila
10 Camagüey
11 Las Tunas
12 Granma
13 Holguín
14 Santiago de Cuba
15 Guantánamo