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On October 19, Suriname experienced predominantly warm and slightly variable weather conditions across much of the country. The morning began dry in many areas, with sunny intervals particularly noted in Paramaribo, Wanica, and Commewijne. However, as the day progressed, cloud cover increased, bringing the likelihood of localized rain showers and thunderstorms, especially along the coastal strip and parts of Saramacca, Para, and Commewijne. These showers, though brief, could be intense, accompanied by potential wind gusts. Inland regions, particularly towards Brokopondo and Sipaliwini, faced a higher chance of afternoon showers, which could persist longer. Daytime temperatures ranged between 32 and 34 degrees Celsius, with high humidity levels contributing to a muggy and uncomfortable feel throughout the day.

On Tuesday, October 14, Suriname experienced largely stable weather conditions, characterized by intermittent sunshine and localized showers, particularly in the afternoon and evening hours. The coastal plains remained predominantly warm and humid, with maximum temperatures ranging between 32 and 34 degrees Celsius. Early morning conditions were partly cloudy in many areas, but as the day progressed, cumulus clouds developed, leading to isolated rain or thunderstorms, especially in regions such as Paramaribo, Wanica, and Commewijne.

Inland districts and highland areas mirrored similar weather patterns, though the likelihood of precipitation was slightly higher. Areas around Brokopondo, Sipaliwini, and Tapanahony witnessed brief but occasionally intense showers in the late afternoon, sometimes accompanied by thunderstorms. Minimum temperatures in these regions fluctuated between 22 and 24 degrees Celsius.

Winds were light to moderate, blowing from the east to northeast at speeds of 10 to 20 kilometers per hour. Along the coast, wind speeds temporarily increased during showers.

Today’s weather in Suriname will feature a mix of sunshine, cloud cover, and localized showers, particularly in the coastal and inland regions. The weather patterns remain influenced by moist air masses from the east and slight atmospheric instability over the Amazon region. In the coastal districts, including Paramaribo, Wanica, and Commewijne, the morning will be partly cloudy to slightly overcast. By the afternoon, localized rain and thunderstorms may develop, followed by temporary clearings. Temperatures are expected to peak around 32°C, with high humidity levels reaching up to 90%. In the western parts of the country, such as Nickerie and Coronie, conditions will remain predominantly dry with sunny intervals, though brief showers may occur along the coastline in the late afternoon. The eastern regions, including Albina and Galibi, will experience increased cloud cover and light rain during the afternoon and evening. Inland areas like Brokopondo, Stoelmanseiland, and Apoera will stay warm and humid, with temperatures climbing to 34°C. Localized thunderstorms may develop towards the end of the day, especially near mountainous and riverine zones. Winds will blow from the east to southeast at speeds between 10 and 25 km/h.

This Sunday, Suriname is experiencing predominantly dry and sunny weather. Early morning temperatures across much of the country remain pleasantly cool, ranging between 24 and 26 degrees Celsius. As the day progresses, the heat intensifies rapidly, with afternoon temperatures soaring to 33 to 34 degrees, particularly in coastal regions. Winds are light to moderate, blowing from the east, while humidity levels gradually rise. No significant rainfall is anticipated. Along the coast, including areas around Paramaribo, Commewijne, and Nickerie, the skies remain sunny with occasional thin cloud cover. In the Brokopondo and Sipaliwini districts, the weather is similarly warm and dry, though the perceived temperature may feel higher due to low wind speeds. The evening promises clear and calm conditions, with temperatures slowly dropping to around 26 degrees, and the likelihood of precipitation remains minimal.