Grenada rainy season

[Sushi Boy]

Looking at options for June and Grenada is at the top of the list.

In researching, I noticed that June is listed as the beginning of the rainy season.

Being from Houston, we're not too worried about heat, humidity, and some intermittent precipitation throughout the day. I'm more concerned about losing dives to rains, though. I know that it comes down to paying your money and taking your chances, but generally speaking, how likely is it for dives to get cancelled because of weather in June?

 

[Gary_Ward]

I'm more concerned about losing dives to rains, though. I know that it comes down to paying your money and taking your chances, but generally speaking, how likely is it for dives to get cancelled because of weather in June?

Hi Sushi - Very very unlikely! I don't know if this post is already too late for you (but since we were all locked down, I'm not sure). I'll answer anyway. I live and work on one of the Grenadine Islands, Carriacou - so very close by. Down here we have the dry season - where it literally doesn't rain at all for months, and the rainy season, where we tend to get a couple of showers every day. It's nothing like the monsoon seasons you see in some parts of the world. In July/August we can get Tropical Waves or Tropical Storms come through which typically last a day or so and are both wet and a little windy - but unless the winds get up a bit, we'll all still operate.

 

[Sushi Boy]

Great info, thanks Gary! Unfortunately our trip got Covided, but we're hoping to get back there in a year or two, so I'm glad to know that.

 

[cleung]

My May trip to Grenada was cancelled but hoping to get down there later in the fall