Teahupo'o 2月の天気

Moorea-forum threads asking if February is still worth a visit land on yes, though posters are candid it's historically the rainiest, most humid stretch of the year. A typical two-week stay tends to break down as one or two genuinely rainy days, one or two mostly cloudy, and the rest split between partly and mostly sunny, so a full washout trip is called rare even in the wettest month. Outcomes do swing wildly year to year - some visitors get two straight weeks of sun, others catch a passing cyclone, and posters are honest nobody can predict which in advance. The island's hills create real microclimates, rain falling on the higher ground while the beach stays clear the same afternoon. Showers themselves are brief, isolated tropical bursts that move through and clear rather than settling in. The record: 28.4C days feeling like a punishing 32C, 23.8C nights, a notably high 273mm across 19 days, 82 percent humidity, a 28.7C sea and wind averaging nearly 27 km/h.