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Sail the San Juans ~ Sailing Charters in the Beautiful San Juan Islands | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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People are often pleasantly surprised by the weather in the San Juan Islands. Nestled warm and dry in a rain shadow formed by the Olympic Mountains and Vancouver Island, the San Juans average 247 days of sunshine a year. Dry conditions form micro-climates on some islands where you may even find dwarf cactus. While it is possible you could find it raining on the mainland, it is very likely that once you are out in the San Juans the weather will be much dryer. For this reason the area has been nicknamed the banana belt of the Pacific northwest. |
| Average Tempertures/San Juan Islands | ||
| Spring/Fall | Overnight Low 55 F | Daytime High 65-75 |
| Summer | Overnight Low 60 F | Daytime High 70-80 |
| Average Annual Rainfall | |
| San Juan Islands | 18" |
| Bellingham | 36" |
| Seattle | 39" |
| Portland | 38" |
| San Francisco | 18" |
| New York | 42" |
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We are often asked "when is the best time of year to come?" Since we do not operate our trips during the stormy season or wet months, all of the weeks we offer our cruises have excellent chances for good weather. If we do get rain it seldom lasts for more than one day of the trip. Our cockpit area on the sailboat is covered with a hard fiberglass top so you will always stay dry and the interior of the yacht is heated with a hot water furnace during cooler weather.
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Sail The San Juans |