What is the rainy season in the British Virgin Islands?

The rainy season in the British Virgin Islands runs September through November, overlapping with peak hurricane season. Average September rainfall is 5-6 inches; October hits 6-7 inches. Most BVI “rain” is brief — 10-30 minute tropical downpours, often clearing within an hour, separated by hours of sun. Sustained day-long rain is rare even in peak season. The driest months are February through April, averaging 2-3 inches each. Trade winds blow steadily year-round at 12-20 knots, so even in the rainy season the weather is breezy and warm rather than humid and stagnant. Water temperatures stay between 79-84°F all year. Check BVI seasonal conditions.