The latest official meteorological outlook for Saturday, November 14, 2026, projects a full day of erratic, changeable atmospheric conditions across Suriname, with intermittent cloud cover, frequent risks of scattered rain and thunderstorm activity, and stifling humidity that will make outdoor conditions feel far warmer than measured temperature readings suggest.
The day kicks off early in the morning with a mixed cloudscape, where isolated rain and thunderstorm cells may form before the sun has fully risen. Brief patches of clear, sunny breaks will emerge between passing cloud bands, but overcast conditions will never fully clear for long. Starting at a mild 24°C to 25°C in the pre-dawn hours, temperatures will climb steadily through the morning to hit roughly 29°C by mid-morning, paired with persistently high atmospheric moisture levels that create a heavy, oppressive feel even before the midday peak.
Through the afternoon, the unsettled pattern will continue to intensify as cloud cover thickens across most of the national territory. Widespread scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected to pop up in regions distributed across the country, with the highest probability of severe convective activity falling around midday and the late afternoon window. Sunlight will still break through storm systems periodically between precipitation events, but the mercury will top out at a maximum of 30°C for the day. Combined with the unrelentingly high humidity, this peak temperature will create a noticeably muggy, uncomfortable environment for anyone spending extended time outdoors.
Even after sunset, local residents will need to remain alert for localized rain and thunderstorm events, particularly in the first few hours of the evening. As the night progresses, however, the risk of active storms will gradually taper off, leaving alternating stretches of partial cloud cover through the late overnight hours. Temperatures will cool down slowly to settle at a mild 25°C by the late evening, offering only partial relief from the daytime’s oppressive humidity.