1Majuro is the 71st warmest of 224 capitals by annual mean. Source: Capitals ranking · monthly means𝕏
2September is the hottest month here, averaging 86.7°F. Source: Monthly means · GHCN-Daily𝕏
3The highest reading in the archive is 96.1°F, on 9 July 2008, and it has stood for 18 years. Source: GHCN-Daily𝕏
Did you knowRecords here begin in 1955 at Majuro Atoll, Marshall Islands Int. Airp., and the archive holds 52,335 daily values from it, counting each day's maximum and minimum separately.
Did you knowThe station files about 4 readings a day, via WMO SYNOP bulletins.
Did you knowThe thermometer sits 2 m above sea level, the 5th highest of 6 stations we hold in Marshall Islands.
Did you knowReadings are recorded in Celsius. Any Fahrenheit figure on this page is a conversion, not a separate measurement.
Capitals with a similar climate
The capitals immediately warmer and cooler than Majuro by annual mean.
September is the warmest month at Majuro Atoll, Marshall Islands Int. Airp., averaging a daily high of 86.7°F. That is an average of every September day in the archive, not a record: the highest single reading is below.
How cold does it get in Majuro?+−
January is the coolest month, averaging a daily high of 85.3°F. The gap between the warmest and coolest month is 33.4°F, which is what the ranking of capitals by annual swing is built on.
What is the highest temperature ever recorded in Majuro?+−
96.1°F, on 9 July 2008, in the record held for Majuro Atoll, Marshall Islands Int. Airp.. That is the highest daily maximum in the archive for this station, not a national record and not an official figure: those are set by national meteorological services.
What is the lowest temperature ever recorded in Majuro?+−
68.0°F, on 28 November 1991, in the same archive. Like the high, it is the lowest daily minimum this station has recorded rather than an official national figure.
Sources and checks for this page
Live readings come from WMO SYNOP bulletins at Majuro Atoll, Marshall Islands Int. Airp.. Monthly means and every record on this page are computed from NOAA GHCN-Daily observations stored per station, per year, per month, and the capital list is GeoNames, CC BY 4.0. Nothing here is modelled, interpolated or estimated, and a month the archive never covered is left out rather than filled in. See how this is built.
1.3°F between September and January, the 223rd widest swing among the 224 capitals ranked here. The big figure on each card is the average high for that month across the whole record; the two lines beneath it are the hottest and coldest days ever recorded in it.
Across 72 Septembers, 1955 to 2026, this station's September average has risen about 0.2° per decade. A fit through this station's own record, not a climate finding. Source: NOAA GHCN-Daily, per station per year per month
📅 On this day here · 6 OctoberRecord for the date: 89.1°F, in 1978. Today reached 86.7°F, 2.3°F short.
4Its best placing worldwide is 97th of 9,030 reporting stations, across the 12 days of rankings held so far. Source: Our own rankings · 12 day window𝕏
5It has reached the world's hottest 100 stations on 2 of those 12 days. Source: Our own rankings · 12 day window𝕏
65 of the last 7 days here passed 30°C. Source: Our own daily record𝕏
1January is the coolest month, averaging 85.3°F. Source: Monthly means · GHCN-Daily𝕏
2The year swings 1.3°F between its warmest and coolest months, the 223rd widest of 224 capitals. Source: Capitals ranking · monthly means𝕏
3The widest single day we have recorded here spanned 7.0°F, on 5 October 2026. Source: Our own daily record𝕏
4It has not dropped below freezing on any of the last 7 days. Source: Our own daily record𝕏
5Within Marshall Islands its best placing is 1st of 5 stations, over the 12 days of rankings held. Source: Our own rankings · 12 day window𝕏
What is the weather in Majuro right now?+−
82.9°F at Majuro Atoll, Marshall Islands Int. Airp., measured at 06:00 local on Wednesday, 7 October 2026. This is the live reading from the station this page reads, after our quality checks. It is an observation rather than a forecast: it says what the weather IS, not what it will be.
When did temperature records begin in Majuro?+−
The archive held here for Majuro, Marshall Islands starts in 1955, which is 71 years of record, and 52,335 stored daily values, each one a maximum or a minimum.
Which station measures Majuro's temperature?+−
Majuro Atoll, Marshall Islands Int. Airp. (PKMJ), 2 m above sea level. Every figure on this page comes from that one station rather than from a city-wide average, so it is a measurement at a known place rather than an estimate for an area.
How is the temperature measured and checked?+−
Readings arrive from WMO SYNOP bulletins and are quality controlled before they appear: a value outside a plausible range, or one that jumps further than air can move in the time between readings, is rejected rather than published. Every figure shows its source and the time it was observed.
Are there gaps in Majuro's record?+−
The record runs from 1955 to 2026, and it is not equally deep across the year: the thinnest of the 12 months has 71 years of readings behind its average and the fullest has 72. Gaps are left as gaps: a month the archive never covered is omitted rather than filled in, which is why some months on this page carry no record.
Is Majuro getting hotter?+−
In its hottest month it has. Across 72 Septembers between 1955 and 2026, the average September high at Majuro Atoll, Marshall Islands Int. Airp. has risen about 0.2°F per decade. That is a straight-line fit through this one station's record: it is not corrected for a station that moved or changed instrument, and it is a description of the readings rather than a climate attribution.
How does Majuro compare with other capitals?+−
It is the 71st warmest of the 224 capital cities with a full twelve months of record here, ranked on annual mean rather than on any single day, and 223rd by the width of its annual swing. Brazzaville, Kinshasa, Bridgetown sit closest to it on that ranking.
When is Majuro hottest?+−
September, averaging 86.7°F across the record, with January the coolest at 85.3°F. That is a swing of 1.4°F across the year.
Commentary: The weather is quietly encouraging ice cream.