Weather in St. Augustine
Whether you are planning or preparing for a trip to St. Augustine, a little information about the weather can be a valuable resource.
St. Augustine is in a humid subtropical region which means that it can be warm and dewy most of the year. St. Augustine is a coastal town and we can experience breezes off the ocean through all four seasons.
The average high temperature for St. Augustine throughout the year is 79° F (29° C) and the average low is 61° F (16° C). The rainy of wet season runs from May to October and the dry season runs from November to April. In spite of the rain, Florida is still called the “Sunshine State” because the rains are typically short lived. It can be a beautiful sunny day and suddenly we can experience a torrential downpour lasting for a few minutes to a couple of hours. The clouds will clear and then the sun will pop right back out.
SPRING-March, April and May – The average highs range from the 70’s into mid-80’s with low levels of precipitation.
SUMMER-June, July and August-The average highs in summer range from upper 80’s to low 90’s with high humidity levels. This is when you will experience more of the pop-up showers, especially in the afternoon. The sun usually doesn’t set until after 8pm so you will still have plenty of daylight to extend your activities into if they were interrupted by showers.
FALL-September, October and November -The wettest month is normally September with temps ranging from mid-high 80’s to mid 70’s for the lows. September is one of the best months to visit because the summer vacationers have gone home and things are a little quieter.
WINTER-December, January and February-This is the driest time of the year and the nicest for those looking to escape parts of the country covered in ice and snow. Skies are clear and the temperature often reaches into the high 60’s or low 70’s in the middle of the day. Night temps can fall into the lower 40’s so layering or a light jacket may be needed. This is an ideal time of the year for a heated pool and laying out to soak up the warm rays of the sun.
Other weather resources for St. Augustine:
Daily forecast for St. Augustine:
Daily forecast for St. Augustine Beach: https://www.weather.com/weather/today/l/USFL0701:1:US
Sunrises, Sunsets, and Moon rises: https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/usa/st-augustine
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