September weather forecast
Wake Island, USA

September, while continuing to echo the pronounced wetness of the preceding months, starts hinting at a gradual transition on Wake Island. The principal islets—Wake, Peale, and Wilkes—though still drenched frequently, may occasionally witness reduced rain durations, signaling a subtle, impending change.

Temperatures in September, consistent with the tropical nature of Wake Island, remain elevated. The lows generally hover around 80°F (26.7°C), with the highs potentially reaching up to 90°F (32.2°C). Though still warm, these temperatures indicate a slight dip from the peaks of July and August.

September's rainfall, while still substantial, may be somewhat less relentless than in the height of the wet season. Nonetheless, the month contributes significantly to the annual precipitation tally. The air, brimming with moisture from prior months, still feels heavy with humidity, making the atmosphere feel warmer than the actual temperature readings might suggest.

Being within the typhoon season's ambit, September keeps Wake Island on alert for potential tropical storms and typhoons. These weather systems can bring along substantial rainfall and powerful winds, some of which might exceed 100mph (160.9km/h), emphasizing the ongoing need for vigilance.

Comparatively, September offers a gentle decrescendo from the high-octane wetness of August. While rain remains a frequent visitor, its intervals might become more spaced, allowing for clearer skies in between. As September bows out, the anticipation for October rises. This subsequent month is known for further transitioning the weather patterns on Wake Island, hinting at the eventual conclusion of the dominant wet season.

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• Wake Island - September »
  On the last day of September, in Wake Island, sunrise is at 6:43 am and sunset at 6:42 pm +12. During July through September, Wake Island registers its highest temperatures, averaging a high of 88.2°F (31.2°C).