Bermuda weather

[UandMe4Ever]

Good Morning all,

We are contemplating a cruise to Bermuda late October, 2013 on RCCL, which may be a B2B to the Carib...

Has anyone been to Bermuda the end of October who can tell us what approximately the weather is that time of year?:confused:

We usually go end of August through 1st week of September and it has always been HOT and Humid!!!:eek:

Any help is truly appreciated...Thanks much in advance and we'll look for you posts here...:)

[Room Service!]

We did that a few years ago. As I recall it was quite warm. Very summer like.

[FLACRUISER99]

Look here http://bermuda-guide.info/weather/october/

[UandMe4Ever]

Thanks for your responses. I checked the website as well....I don't mind 80 degrees at all.

Thanks

[flowers44]

We sailed last year on October 30th and were in Bermuda for three days in the beginning of November. Absolutely beautiful. About 80-85 degrees. Water was warm. No Humidity. Great time of year to go to Bermuda. We did have rough seas coming home, 27 foot waves and 58 MPH winds.

[DonnaK]

Would you say that the ocean temperature was warm enough for comfortable swimming at the end of Oct/beginning of Nov? We went to Bermuda the last week of May, and while the air temperature was quite warm, the sea temp was still rather cool. Not too many people were in the water at the beach.

[njhorseman]

Would you say that the ocean temperature was warm enough for comfortable swimming at the end of Oct/beginning of Nov? We went to Bermuda the last week of May, and while the air temperature was quite warm, the sea temp was still rather cool. Not too many people were in the water at the beach.

 

The ocean temperature generally lags the changes in air temperature, so in May it hasn't warmed as much as the air, and in October it hasn't cooled as much as the air. The swing in ocean temperatures from low to high isn't nearly as wide as the swing in air temperatures. That's why it's usually comfortable enough to swim in Bermuda in October, but often too cold to swim in May.

[sept10dsm]

The ocean temperature generally lags the changes in air temperature, so in May it hasn't warmed as much as the air, and in October it hasn't cooled as much as the air. The swing in ocean temperatures from low to high isn't nearly as wide as the swing in air temperatures. That's why it's usually comfortable enough to swim in Bermuda in October, but often too cold to swim in May.

Yes, exactly what happens all along the coast of the US as well.