High humidity and frequent heavy showers characterize July; coastal flooding and muddy roads can occur after intense rainfall. Beach and outdoor plans may need flexibility.
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Average daily low and high (°C) and monthly rainfall. The badge shows how it feels, allowing for humidity.
Average temperature across Haiti in July.
Nord and Nord-Est
July is hot and humid with frequent downpours that usually occur in the late afternoon or at night, leaving mornings pleasantly fresh for sightseeing. Citadel hikes are wetter and trails slippery, so sturdy shoes and caution on steep approaches are wise. Ferry services and coastal excursions operate but can be interrupted by squalls, and the risk of a tropical system rises toward the month’s end.
Ouest and Plaine du Cul-de-Sac
July keeps a pattern of hot, humid days with afternoon thunderstorms that can be intense but brief; heavy rain may lead to power interruptions in hilltop hotels and intermittent public transport delays. If you’re heading out to the coastline or to Kenscoff’s cooler heights, check road conditions as slopes can become slick. Bug spray is essential in evenings after the rains.
rice plains and floodplain
July’s rains are often intense and sustained, making rice-growing very active but also increasing the risk of road washouts and localized flooding near Gonaïves and Gros-Morne. The threat of tropical storms rises and irrigation channels can breach in exceptional floods. Travelers should expect delays, book flexible itineraries, and avoid low-lying coastal neighborhoods that flood easily.
Tiburon Peninsula and Île-à-Vache
July continues humid and wet, with intense afternoon storms and a heightened alert for tropical waves in the Caribbean. Coastal erosion and beach changes are more visible after heavy rains and high seas, which can affect access to smaller coves. If you want photography or birding, early mornings may still be clear before afternoon cloud build-up.
Massif de la Selle, Kenscoff, Pic la Selle
July remains wet and often foggy; steady rains keep temperatures on the cool side and campsites or rustic cabins may be damp. The risk of localized landslides after prolonged rain increases on steep tracks, so guided treks are recommended and carry a torch for low-visibility sections. Solitude is the highland’s main draw in this shoulder of the wet season, but check conditions daily.
There are no major festivals or events in Haiti during July to be aware of.
See how July compares with the rest of the year, then read the full guide.