Asked by Brooke

What zone of latitude does Aruba fall into? How does it affect its climate and weather?
Answered by Ms. Sue
What do you think?

Please see your previous answers.
Answered by Angie
here's what i found on the interent:

In Aruba the newspapers almost never publish a weather report. They don't need to. Around here, "sunny and warm" is not news. With an average rainfall of less than 20 inches a year, an average daytime temperature of 82¡ã Fahrenheit (27¡ã Celsius), a location completely outside the hurricane belt, and the constant cooling influence of the trade winds, Aruba is one of the most temperate islands in the Caribbean. And just as comfortable in July as it is in January.

The difference between median day and night temperatures, and between summer and winter temperatures, is just 3.6? The rainfall occurs mainly in short showers during November and December.

Aruba's weather in a word -- perfect.

Weather can't be forecast more than a week or so in advance, but weather averages are good indicators of what to expect any month.
Answered by Brooke
I think it falls into a low zone because its located near the equator and that's why the weather is constantly hot all year long. Does this sound correct.
Answered by drwls
Aruba is in a tropical zone, between the Tropic of Cancer and the Equator. See http://www.mapsofworld.com/lat_long/aruba-lat-long.html

You are on the right track, Brooke.
Answered by Brooke
Thanks for all the help everyone.
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