The rainy season in South Africa is typically from October to April. The rains are usually heaviest during January and February but can occur at any time of the year.
When does it rain the most in South Africa?
The climate in South Africa is characterized by high temperatures and low rainfall. In the winter months, the average rainfall is between 50mm and 75mm. In the summer months, it rains more often, with an average rainfall of 125mm to 175mm. The rainiest month in South Africa is January.
When is the dry season in South Africa?
The dry season in South Africa is a period when the country experiences little to no rainfall. The dry season usually starts in October and ends in April, with the hottest months being November, December, January and February.
What is the weather like in South Africa during winter?
The climate in South Africa is mostly temperate with a subtropical climate in the northeast. The country has four seasons: winter, summer, autumn and spring.
Winter is from June to August and it is the coolest season of the year. It can get as cold as 5°C at night in some parts of the country. The average temperature during this time ranges between 12°C and 16°C.
Summer lasts from November to February and it is the hottest season of the year. On average, temperatures during this time range between 25°C and 30°C with some areas reaching 35°C or more with nocturnal temperatures dropping to about 18°C
Autumn goes from September to November and it is milder than summer but cooler than winter. Temperatures are usually around 17 ° C
Spring goes from March to May and it marks the beginning of summer when temperatures start rising again
