Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico

Events

184

Deaths

0

Injuries

0

Damage

None recorded

• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, June 7 to 10, 202431 eventsAbove normal temperature and moisture has continued to prevail across the area, resulting in excessive heat indices across many coastal and urban areas in the islands. These heat values lead to the issuance of Excessive Heat Warnings across the region.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, June 11 to 15, 202424 eventsAbove normal temperature and moisture has continued to prevail across the area, resulting in excessive heat indices across many coastal and urban areas in the islands. These heat values lead to the issuance of Excessive Heat Warnings across the region.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, September 21 to 25, 202419 eventsAbove normal temperature and moisture have continued to prevail across the area, resulting in excessive heat indices across many coastal and urban areas in the islands. These heat values lead to the issuance of Excessive Heat Warnings across the region.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, June 25 to 26, 202416 eventsAbove normal temperature and moisture has continued to prevail across the area, resulting in excessive heat indices across many coastal and urban areas in the islands. These heat values lead to the issuance of Excessive Heat Warnings across the region.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, September 1 to 30, 202311 eventsExcessive heat conditions have not stopped in the month of September. Heat indices reached 108F or more almost each day. These observations are widespread along the Mesonet, covering most of the urban and coastal areas.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, September 15 to 17, 202410 eventsAbove normal temperature and moisture have continued to prevail across the area, resulting in excessive heat indices across many coastal and urban areas in the islands. These heat values lead to the issuance of Excessive Heat Warnings across the region.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, October 24, 202410 eventsAbove normal temperature and moisture have continued to prevail across the area, resulting in excessive heat indices across many coastal and urban areas in the islands. These heat values lead to the issuance of Excessive Heat Warnings across the region.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, October 10 to 11, 20249 eventsAbove normal temperature and moisture have continued to prevail across the area, resulting in excessive heat indices across many coastal and urban areas in the islands. These heat values lead to the issuance of Excessive Heat Warnings across the region.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, May 20 to 21, 20248 eventsSoutheasterly winds steering warmer tropical air into the islands, and sufficient moisture lead to heat index values exceeding Heat Advisory criteria across most coastal and lower elevation areas.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, July 6, 20247 eventsAbove normal temperature and moisture has continued to prevail across the area, resulting in excessive heat indices across many coastal and urban areas in the islands. These heat values lead to the issuance of Excessive Heat Warnings across the region.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, September 28, 20247 eventsAbove normal temperature and moisture have continued to prevail across the area, resulting in excessive heat indices across many coastal and urban areas in the islands. These heat values lead to the issuance of Excessive Heat Warnings across the region.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, June 1 to 30, 20236 eventsExtremely hot conditions persisted through the entire month of June for all the climatological sites. Several factors contributed to this hot spell.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, May 26 to 28, 20246 eventsSoutheasterly winds steering warmer tropical air into the islands, and sufficient moisture lead to heat index values exceeding Heat Advisory criteria across most coastal and lower elevation areas.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, July 20 to 22, 20235 eventsSeasonably to above normal temperatures continued for most of Puerto Rico, as well as dew points above 80 degrees. This resulted in heat indices above 112 degrees for many coastal areas of the north, west, and east, as well as valleys in the central interior.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, September 1 to 4, 20245 eventsAbove normal temperature and moisture have continued to prevail across the area, resulting in excessive heat indices across many coastal and urban areas in the islands. These heat values lead to the issuance of Excessive Heat Warnings across the region.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, July 16 to 17, 20244 eventsThe streak of above normal temperatures and moisture lingered in the islands, leading to excessive heat indices across the island.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, July 30 to 31, 20233 eventsSeasonably to above normal temperatures continued for most of Puerto Rico, as well as dew points above 80 degrees. This resulted in heat indices above 112 degrees for many coastal areas of the north, west, and east, as well as valleys in the central interior.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, July 2, 20231 eventSeasonably to above normal temperatures continued for most of Puerto Rico, as well as dew points above 80 degrees. This resulted in heat indices above 112 degrees for many coastal areas of the north, west, and east, as well as valleys in the central interior.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, August 3, 20241 eventThe combination of hot temperatures, high low-level moisture, and a Saharan Air Layer results in dangerous heat levels for people's health, especially in urban and coastal areas.
• Excessive Heat in Puerto Rico, August 29 to 30, 20241 eventThe area was experiencing an east-to-southeasterly wind pattern with above-normal sea surface temperatures, warmer-than-normal minimum temperatures, and near-to-above-normal moisture content.

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NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Storm Events Database, compiled from the National Weather Service’s monthly Storm Data. Complete through 2026-06; NCEI adds each month about 75 days after it ends and revises past years a few times a year. Rebuilt 2026-09-24.