April weather forecast
American Samoa, USA

April stands at the cusp of the climatic shift in American Samoa, representing the final vestiges of the wet season and heralding the onset of drier months. The temperatures in April consistently range from 78°F (25.6°C) to 88°F (31.1°C), upholding the tropical warmth the islands are renowned for. The humidity, although slightly reduced, still remains prominent, making the atmosphere palpably moist.

While April continues to receive rainfall, there's a noticeable reduction when compared to the preceding month of March. As April gradually gives way to May, the islands experience further reductions in precipitation levels, indicating the steady transition into the dry season.

Pago's unique position near the mountains ensures it continues to be an outlier in terms of rainfall volume, often registering more precipitation than other parts of American Samoa due to the orographic effect. This means that even within the same month, different parts of the archipelago might offer varying weather experiences.

By April, the risk associated with tropical cyclones diminishes considerably, providing a more stable weather pattern and making it an opportune time for travelers. The marine world of American Samoa, unaffected by these climatic nuances, consistently showcases its beauty and diversity. For marine enthusiasts, April provides clearer waters and improved visibility, enhancing underwater explorations and encounters with the rich marine life.

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• Pago - April »
  April registers as the month with the average highest temperatures in Pago, reaching 84°F (28.9°C) at its peak and 82°F (27.8°C) at the lowest. In Pago, in April, it is raining for 26 days, with typically 4.69" (119mm) of accumulated precipitation.