The weather in Haiti this Tuesday, November 10, 2026

By NAGO MÉTÉO

Published 10 November 2026 at 06:45 2 min read

Maximum temperatures for Tuesday, November 10, 2026, range from 29°C in Cap-Haïtien (North) to 33°C in Port-au-Prince (West), according to NAGO MÉTÉO readings and forecasts for the ten cities monitored in the country. Rain is expected in 5 of the ten cities, with the highest accumulations in Port-de-Paix (6.3 mm) and Fort-Liberté (5.9 mm).

The risk of rain is moderate in the departments of the Northwest (Port-de-Paix: 6.3 mm, 73% probability), the Northeast (Fort-Liberté: 5.9 mm, 100% probability), and the Center (Hinche: 4.7 mm, 100% probability). It is low in the departments of Nippes, Artibonite, Grand'Anse, the North, the West, the South, and the Southeast (less than 2 mm expected or probability below 50%).

The average maximum for the ten cities is 31°C. The day's minimums range from 22°C in Hinche to 26°C in Jérémie. At the time of the report, NAGO MÉTÉO notes clear skies in Port-au-Prince, Jacmel, Jérémie, Hinche, and Gonaïves; partly cloudy skies in Les Cayes, Cap-Haïtien, and Port-de-Paix; and fog in Miragoâne and Fort-Liberté.

Over the previous seven days, the average maximum was 30°C, which is 1 degree lower than today (31°C).

The United States National Hurricane Center (NHC) is not tracking any tropical systems in the Atlantic and does not expect any formation over the next seven days.

According to the forecast for tomorrow, maximums will range from 29°C to 33°C; the highest rainfall accumulations are expected in Port-de-Paix (2.4 mm).

The sun rises between 05:52 (Fort-Liberté) and 06:01 (Jérémie) and sets between 17:09 (Fort-Liberté) and 17:20 (Jérémie). The maximum UV index reaches 7.2 in Port-au-Prince and Jacmel, a "high" level on the World Health Organization scale, for which it recommends protection. The highest probability of rain, 100%, is forecast around 15:00 in Port-au-Prince. Official alerts are issued by the Haitian Hydro-Meteorological Unit (meteo-haiti.gouv.ht), and safety instructions by the Directorate General of Civil Protection. Detailed forecasts for each city are on the NAGO MÉTÉO pages of nago.tv.