Bermuda
Sep 9, 2000 | 2:52 pm
#1
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Bermuda
I was thinking of taking a quick vacation this november for a few days. I am living in Boston and have been to Bermuda before but never in November. Does anyone have any info on the weather there during late november. Is it too cold to go swimming?. Thanks for any help that you can provide
Sep 10, 2000 | 12:55 am
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You reliably can expect temperatures in the low-to-mid 70s in November. Swimming weather? Perhaps at the height of the sun in early afternoon. You are 90% certain of clearing hurricane season by November.
Sep 10, 2000 | 6:34 am
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In the winter, they used to run a 68 degree guarantee that gave you discounts if the temp didn't reach 68.
The water temp on the other hand can get very cool.
I think Nov would be a good time to go.
The water temp on the other hand can get very cool.
I think Nov would be a good time to go.
Sep 10, 2000 | 10:17 am
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Please point your browser to this site:
http://weather.yahoo.com/almanac/Hamilton_BE_f_10.html
Good Luck. You will enjoy Bermuda even if you can't swim.
[This message has been edited by FlyAAway (edited 09-10-2000).]
http://weather.yahoo.com/almanac/Hamilton_BE_f_10.html
Good Luck. You will enjoy Bermuda even if you can't swim.
[This message has been edited by FlyAAway (edited 09-10-2000).]
Sep 11, 2000 | 12:19 pm
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November should still be fine--early in the month.
Bermuda is a lovely spot, but, speaking from experience, I was never so miserable as the winter of the year I lived in Bermuda.
It was not that the weather was so cold--after all, we had come from Montral. It was that is was damp, cool, and the houses were not properly heated or insulated.
Bermuda is a lovely spot, but, speaking from experience, I was never so miserable as the winter of the year I lived in Bermuda.
It was not that the weather was so cold--after all, we had come from Montral. It was that is was damp, cool, and the houses were not properly heated or insulated.