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ERA5 almanac — 8 years of real data

Palm Beach Gardens in February

Palm Beach Gardens in February: 42% of days see measurable rain, 77°F average high, 27% of days historically clear (n=226, ERA5 2018–2025).

Palm Beach Gardens in February is historically a poor month for sun: only 27% of days clear across 8 years (n=226, avg high 77°F). March is the clearest month for Palm Beach Gardens historically. Historical average, not a forecast.

What you are reading: 8-year historical averages from the ERA5 reanalysis, not a forecast. A month that is historically 90% clear can still be overcast on your specific trip. For this week’s actual forecast, see the live Palm Beach Gardens page. Both can be true at once: “historically strong in this month; this particular week is not.” We label which is which.

Early vs. Late February

Clear-sky percentage for Palm Beach Gardens in February, split by half-month. “n” is the number of days sampled across 8 years (2018–2025).
Period % Clear days Sample (n) Avg high
Early February
1st–15th
28% n=120 77°F
Late February
16th–end
25% n=106 77°F
Full month average 27% n=226 77°F

Sunshine & warmth in February

A second measure using actual sunshine hours (ERA5 sunshine_duration), not the daily weather code. A Lowcountry day with 12 hours of sun and a 25-minute afternoon storm is counted below as a warm, sunny day — because it was. How we define this.

Sunshine-based metrics for Palm Beach Gardens in February. Primary: % of days ≥ 72°F with > 6 h of sunshine.
Period Warm & sunny (≥72°F, >6 h sun) Sample (n)
Early February
1st–15th
83% n=120
Late February
16th–end
89% n=106
Full month average 86% n=226
10.9 h median sunshine per day 90% of days exceed 8 h sunshine 42% of days see ≥ 1 mm rain — rain is not hidden
Comparison (old vs new): WMO-code “clear” bar: 27%. Sunshine-based “warm & sunny”: 86%. The 59-point gap is from brief afternoon convective storms that stamp the whole day as “rain” in the WMO code but leave the bulk of the sunshine untouched.

Bottom line

Palm Beach Gardens is mostly overcast in February historically: only 27% of days are clear across 8 years (n=226), avg high 77°F. If you want sun in Palm Beach Gardens, March is historically much better. Most visitors this month will see more clouds than sun.

→ See all destinations in March — historically the best month for sun in Palm Beach Gardens.

Every month in Palm Beach Gardens

Compare across all months with data. Numbers are historical clear-sky %.

Historical clear-sky % for Palm Beach Gardens, all months, ERA5 2018–2025.
Month % Clear Sample (n)
January 24% n=248 All destinations →
February ← this page 27% n=226 All destinations →
March 37% n=248 All destinations →
April 32% n=240 All destinations →
May 25% n=248 All destinations →
June 6% n=240 All destinations →
July 5% n=248 All destinations →
August 2% n=248 All destinations →
September 5% n=240 All destinations →
October 18% n=248 All destinations →
November 30% n=240 All destinations →
December 26% n=248 All destinations →

Frequently asked

Does it rain in Palm Beach Gardens in February?

Sometimes. Palm Beach Gardens sees measurable rain on 42% of days in February historically (n=226 days, ERA5 2018–2025) — not frequent enough to plan around, but not negligible either.

Is Palm Beach Gardens good for sun in February?

Not usually. Palm Beach Gardens is historically overcast in February: only 27% of days are clear (avg high 77°F, n=226 days, ERA5 2018–2025). March is historically far better for sun here.

How Palm Beach Gardens compares in February

Head-to-head clear-sky comparisons against destinations travelers plausibly weigh against Palm Beach Gardens this month — same passport tier, similar flight distance, both sides from the same 8-year ERA5 record.

All percentages are historical averages from the ERA5 reanalysis via Open-Meteo, 8 full years (2018–2025). “Clear” means avg high ≥ 72 °F, precipitation < 1 mm, and a non-precipitation weather code. This is history, not a forecast. The live 7-day outlook for any destination is on its own page and may differ from the long-run average. Data from Open-Meteo.