When to go · Marshall Islands
Marshall Islands, month by month
The best months for Marshall Islands: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Dec.
Month by month
- JanuaryGreatDry trade-wind season; king tides can flood roads.Southern atolls: best weather · Northern atolls: best weatherCrowds: Low · 1 festival or holiday
- FebruaryGreatAmong the driest months; good for boat days.Southern atolls: best weather · Northern atolls: best weatherCrowds: Low
- MarchGreatNuclear Victims Remembrance Day on 1 March; still dry.Southern atolls: best weather · Northern atolls: best weatherCrowds: Low · 1 festival or holiday
- AprilGreatLast of the dry season; calm, sunny days.Southern atolls: best weather · Northern atolls: best weatherCrowds: Low
- MayGreatConstitution Day celebrations; rains begin in the south.Southern atolls: fine · Northern atolls: best weatherCrowds: Low · 1 festival or holiday
- JuneMixedWetter and calmer; showers most days in Majuro.Southern atolls: rainy · Northern atolls: fineCrowds: Low
- JulyMixedUS summer brings returning families; flights full.Southern atolls: rainy · Northern atolls: fineCrowds: Medium · 1 festival or holiday
- AugustMixedHumid and showery; lagoon flat for boat trips.Southern atolls: rainy · Northern atolls: fineCrowds: Low
- SeptemberMixedManit Day at the end of the month; wet season.Southern atolls: rainy · Northern atolls: fineCrowds: Low · 1 festival or holiday
- OctoberMixedWettest stretch in the south.Southern atolls: rainy · Northern atolls: fineCrowds: Low
- NovemberMixedRains ease late in the month; storms possible.Southern atolls: rainy · Northern atolls: fineCrowds: Low · 1 festival or holiday
- DecemberGreatTrade winds return; Gospel Day and Christmas church events.Southern atolls: fine · Northern atolls: best weatherCrowds: Medium · 2 festivals or holidays
Weather by region
How each climate zone rates each month.