Noumea, NEW CALEDONIA and its best beaches
Climate - Temperatures and rainfall - Cyclones - Pacific Ocean
Noumea: Temperatures during the day, at night, rain and bathing conditions
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New Caledonia : climate and when to go to Noumea
From December to March: it is the hot season, known as cyclone season. The intertropical zone of convergence is then located in the southern hemisphere, its mean position oscillating around the 15th parallel. During this season, the formation of about ten (on average) tropical disturbances occurs in the area between the southern equator and eastern Australia. These perturbations, at first more or less stationary, then have an erratic trajectory. They cause torrential rains and winds that increase with the importance of the phenomenon. April and May: it is a transitional season. The area of inter-tropical convergence rises towards the north. Tropical disturbances are rare and generally not very active. Rainfall decreases and temperatures decrease significantly. from June to August: it's the cool season. The intertropical convergence zone is located in the northern hemisphere. The cold fronts of perturbations of polar origin cross the Tasman Sea and sometimes reach the territory. Their passage is accompanied by precipitation often abundant, especially on the south of the Grande Terre and a burst of west wind blowing sometimes in storm. This peculiarity gave them the name of « coups d'ouest ». The temperature of the air passes through its annual minimum between mid-July and mid-August. September to November: it is a transitional season. The zone of inter-tropical convergence descends to the south, crossing the equator. The subtropical anticyclonic belt, which then reaches its maximum importance, protects our regions from disturbances of polar origin. The trade wind blows almost permanently, it is the most beautiful period of the year, but it is also the dry season, favorable to the bushfires.
January Pecfect |
February Risky |
March Acceptable |
April Acceptable |
May Acceptable |
June Risky |
July Risky |
August Risky |
September Fine |
October Fine |
November Pecfect |
December Pecfect |
When to go? The hottest month for the beach, lazing around and swimming is January. Warning, January is a month with cyclonic risks, showers are possible but the sun returns quickly, otherwise other periods are possible. The coolest month is July, if you can not stand the heat too much. The driest month of the year is December, if you do not like the rain at all.
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Noumea to display its climate.
Graphs and temperature curves with average precipitation over the year


Precipitation, rainfall, cyclone: NEW CALEDONIA

Temperatures of bathing water around Noumea

Landmarks







Cyclonic risks (5 month(s))

Typhoons History in the Pacific Ocean

Pacific Ocean
Climate June 2023
Noumea sunshine in summer and winter



The sun at its zenith, that means well perpendicular to the surface of the Earth, sending 100% of radiation and heat. Noumea receives in winter (january), 99% of sun power and 69% during summer time (july).
The average temperature and sunshine deviations between summer and winter are 30%. This large gap means that the temperature at sea varies and that it can be cooler during the winter. A sweater can be nice in the early morning or evening, the fell night in cooler season.

Average temperatures and rainfall for a stay in June
On the left, the averages observed every month of June on the New Caledonia beaches. The trends for next month are, slightly lower average daytime temperatures, a bathing water in Pacific Ocean remaining at a stable temperature, less rainfall with cooler nights.
Sunset and sunrise times for NEW CALEDONIA
Local time : June 2023, Sunday 04, 09:26 PM
Sunrise time : 06:30 am, point A
Sunset time : 5:14 pm, point B
Duration of daylight : 10:44 / 24:00
Jet lag : GMT+11

The average monthly UV index of NEW CALEDONIA
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Weather forecast for Noumea
Here are the current 5-day forecasts for Noumea / Noumea. Temperatures are spaced 3 hours apart for each day. The summary of the state of the sky gives the trend of the week. The sea temperature at is a monthly average. In lagoons or seashores where the bathing water is shallow, you can add some degrees.
Monday
June 05, 2023
8 am
71.6°F
22°C

Overcast clouds
Humidity 75%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Monday
June 05, 2023
11 am
70.2°F
22°C

Light rain
Humidity 82%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Monday
June 05, 2023
2 pm
69.6°F
21°C

Light rain
Humidity 83%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Monday
June 05, 2023
5 pm
68.9°F
21°C

Light rain
Humidity 85%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Monday
June 05, 2023
8 pm
69.2°F
21°C

Light rain
Humidity 79%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Monday
June 05, 2023
11 pm
68.9°F
21°C

Light rain
Humidity 78%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Tuesday
June 06, 2023
8 am
69.5°F
21°C

Overcast clouds
Humidity 64%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Tuesday
June 06, 2023
11 am
69.3°F
21°C

Overcast clouds
Humidity 60%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Tuesday
June 06, 2023
2 pm
69°F
21°C

Overcast clouds
Humidity 59%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Tuesday
June 06, 2023
5 pm
68.6°F
21°C

Overcast clouds
Humidity 59%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Tuesday
June 06, 2023
8 pm
67°F
20°C

Light rain
Humidity 68%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Tuesday
June 06, 2023
11 pm
69.6°F
21°C

Light rain
Humidity 67%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Wednesday
June 07, 2023
8 am
69.3°F
21°C

Scattered clouds
Humidity 59%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Wednesday
June 07, 2023
11 am
68.2°F
21°C

Light rain
Humidity 68%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Wednesday
June 07, 2023
2 pm
68.3°F
21°C

Light rain
Humidity 72%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Wednesday
June 07, 2023
5 pm
68.5°F
21°C

Light rain
Humidity 70%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Wednesday
June 07, 2023
8 pm
68.1°F
21°C

Light rain
Humidity 67%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Wednesday
June 07, 2023
11 pm
68.6°F
21°C

Light rain
Humidity 70%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Thrusday
June 08, 2023
8 am
69.4°F
21°C

Light rain
Humidity 70%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Thrusday
June 08, 2023
11 am
67.8°F
20°C

Light rain
Humidity 72%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Thrusday
June 08, 2023
2 pm
68.4°F
21°C

Light rain
Humidity 66%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Thrusday
June 08, 2023
5 pm
67.9°F
20°C

Few clouds
Humidity 65%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Thrusday
June 08, 2023
8 pm
67.4°F
20°C

Few clouds
Humidity 65%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Thrusday
June 08, 2023
11 pm
69.2°F
21°C

Scattered clouds
Humidity 61%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Friday
June 09, 2023
8 am
69.2°F
21°C

Clear sky
Humidity 57%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Friday
June 09, 2023
11 am
67.8°F
20°C

Clear sky
Humidity 59%
Sea 79°F/26°C
Weather uncertainties 2023 to go to Noumea ?


When traveling in the tropics as a seaside, rain is not welcome. If you see this indicator, with possible storms, that does not mean that it will rain all day long. When we observe the local rainfall, it is either really zero or very weak. Meteorologists prefer to be pessimistic. So observe below, the skies photographed during a week announced stormy in Asia. It did not rain once. I invite you to integrate this parameter before going to Noumea for a good trip to the sun!



