Hagatna Weather in November

November weather in Hagåtña

November stays warm, with highs around 29°C and nights barely cooler. The air feels sticky, and rain falls on many days, though showers often leave breaks for a walk. It's much less rainy than October, but wetter than December.

The mix of cloud and rain can interrupt beach time and make long outdoor sightseeing feel tiring. Hagåtña's compact sights work well between showers: visit the Dulce Nombre de Maria Cathedral-Basilica, then walk around Plaza de España. Keep a flexible plan for outdoor stops.

Events and local days

All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day, on November 1 and 2, are important days for many Chamorro families. You may see families visiting and tending graves at Hagåtña's cemeteries. Be respectful, and don't treat these visits as a photo opportunity.

Thanksgiving is also observed in Guam. It can bring family gatherings and changes to opening hours, so check specific venues if you're hoping to visit on the holiday.

Crowds and practical tips

November is generally quieter than the December holiday season, before winter visitors arrive. It's not the island's driest stretch, though, and February to April usually offer better weather. If you hate crowds, November can suit you; just trade some beach certainty for a calmer visit.

At Plaza de España, take shelter in the restored buildings if a shower rolls through, then continue to Latte Stone Park when it eases. The short walk between these Hagåtña sights is easier to adjust than a day built around a distant beach. Skip exposed coastal plans when rain sets in.