Title: Hurricane Season in the Caribbean - True Facts | Hurricane Facts
Headings: Hurricane Season in the Caribbean – What You Need to Know
Hurricane Season in the Caribbean – What You Need to Know
When is the Best Time to Go on a Caribbean Cruise?
Hot Spots for Hurricanes in Caribbean Islands
Caribbean Islands Least Affected by Hurricanes
Should You Visit the Caribbean Islands During Hurricane Season?

Content: Hot Spots for Hurricanes in Caribbean Islands
As the waters start to warm at the beginning of the hurricane season, you can get away with visiting certain parts of the Caribbean Islands with little risk. Many of these patterns regularly occur year after year. June and July tend to be the most active on the western side of the Gulf of Mexico. By August and September, the eastern Caribbean seas start to see increased activity. Some Islands affected are the Northern Windward Islands such as St. Lucia and St. Vincent, the Leeward Islands such as the Virgin Islands, St. Martin, and Guadeloupe Islands, and the Greater Antilles such as Cuba, Jamaica, the Cayman Islands, and the Dominican Republic. By the end of the Caribbean hurricane season in October and November, the Western Caribbean and Southwest coastline experience the most activity. Hurricanes are not evenly distributed across the Caribbean Islands. They prefer to follow a path that takes them away from the Earth’s equator. This is why Aruba, Bona-ire, and Curaçao are least likely to experience a hurricane. Out of all the regions, the south-eastern part has the least amount and the north-east region of the Bahamas has the most.