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Thread: Is April considered the rainy season?

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    Re: Is April considered the rainy season?

    We have been there in April...loved it! Storm comes and goes some days, but gives you a reason to take an afternoon nap!
    Open your eyes, look within. Are you satisfied with the life you're living? ~ Bob Marley

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    Jim and I ahve been in Feb and late Oct and April. I like April the best. Nice and warm, smooth water to swim in, summer rates. Its all good. NO WORRIES MON~~
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    I would say "late" April may be rainy.Thats why the low price rates kick in. Try to book close to April 15th,thats the change date for the lower rates.

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    You can't make rainbows without a likkle rain.
    Rise early, treat everyday as though it's your last and your last day as it's your first.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fred Stripe View Post
    I would say "late" April may be rainy.Thats why the low price rates kick in. Try to book close to April 15th,thats the change date for the lower rates.
    Actually, the date of April 15th is considered the end of high season & that's why the lower rates kick in. Nothing to do w/ rain. However, it is tied to the weather improving in the spring in many areas of North America. People are more likely to travel to warm climates when it's cold where they live, not so inclined when it's warming up at home. Again, rainy season means hurricane season & that officially starts June 1. That doesn't mean it won't rain before then, it just isn't the official season for tropical weather that creates more rain, tropical storms, & hurricanes.

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