November typically marks the transition from Bermuda’s sub-tropical summer to its milder winter season. Average temperatures generally range from the mid-60s to low 70s Fahrenheit (high teens to low 20s Celsius), offering comfortable conditions for outdoor activities. While the ocean temperature remains relatively warm, it begins to cool down from summer peaks. Rainfall is possible throughout the month, although typically less frequent than in the wetter summer months. Humidity also tends to decrease in November. This period falls outside of the Atlantic hurricane season, though occasional strong winds and storms are still possible.
Understanding the prevailing climatic conditions during this specific timeframe is valuable for travelers planning trips to Bermuda. This knowledge allows for informed decisions regarding packing appropriate clothing, booking outdoor excursions, and anticipating potential disruptions to travel plans due to inclement weather. Historically, November has presented a pleasant shoulder season in Bermuda, offering a balance between comfortable temperatures and fewer crowds compared to peak summer months. Having access to accurate climate data allows for better preparation and a more enjoyable travel experience.
