Bermuda Weather in January
January in Bermuda is part of winter season and the temperature remains quite cool. Over the past few years, the average high temperature in Bermuda during January has been around 69 degree Fahrenheit. And the average low is about 61 degree Fahrenheit. Due to the nearby warm water of gulf stream, you will never find snow, ice or even frost in Bermuda although the island is over 1,000 miles north of Caribbean. In January, you will need to wear a light jacket early in the morning and in the evenings. The day time temperature remains quite pleasantly cool.
The water or the sea temperature averages about 67 degree during January. The water visibility is excellent during this time and ranges from 150 to 200-ft. You can do water sports like scuba diving or snorkeling but need to wear wet suits.
Here is a picture of how a typical January day looks in Bermuda.
Typical Bermuda weather in January. Warwick Long Bay.
A chart showing average high and low temperatures (°F) in Bermuda in January.
Air Temp High
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Air Temp Low
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Sea Temp Avg.
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69.6
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61.7
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67.5
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Note that the above temperatures are average over the whole month of January. A particular day may have highs or lows that may be slightly different from the above. See the chart below for an average day-wise high and low temperatures. Move the pointer on the graph (or tap if using a mobile device) to see the values. If you rotate your device, refresh/reload the page to see the graph properly.
The following chart shows average temperature in January by time as the day progresses. As you can see in the chart below, the early morning temperature is quite low at 62 degrees and then it rises during afternoon to 68 degrees, and finally the day cools off in the evening to 63 degrees.
A typical January day temperatures (°F) in Bermuda by time:
Early Morning
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Afternoon
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Early Evening
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62.0
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68.0
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63.0
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Other important Bermuda weather information in January:
Avg. Humidity:
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73%
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Avg. Rainfall:
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6.3 inches (Rains about 19 days in the month, but in short spans)
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Avg. Sunshine:
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On an average you will get 5 hours of clear sky and sunshine in a day.
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Avg. water visibility:
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150 - 200 feet (50 - 70 meters)
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Weather data sourced from Bermuda Weather Service (weather.bm)
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