Because of its prime location and the moderating impact of the sea, the Virgin Islands has mild weather throughout the year. In August, the temperature doesn't fluctuate much during the course of the day.

On average, temperatures peak at degrees declining to degrees overnight.

This data indicates that during the early part of the month the daily low averages degrees and the high averages degrees. During the middle of the month the daily low is typically around degrees and the high is about degrees on average. During the last part of August the lowest temperature reading averages degrees while the average high temperature is degrees. To learn more about temperature fluctuations during August in the Virgin Islands, review the above table.