Dec · Jan · Feb
Summer (hot + dry): lots of sun, strong UV and heat exposure
Avg low 18–20°C / high 30–32°C · Rainy days: 1–3 / ~5–20 mm
- • Dry air can hide dehydration even when sweat evaporates quickly.
- • Midday sun can feel intense; shade often improves comfort.
- • Nights can feel noticeably cooler.
Suggested outfits
- · Breathable clothing
- · Optional hat/sunscreen
- · Optional thin evening layer
A note for travelers
In summer, water and shade planning often matters more than the exact forecast number.
Mar · Apr · May
Autumn (transition): easing heat with cooler evenings, and more rain later
Avg low 12–17°C / high 22–29°C · Rainy days: 3–8 / ~20–90 mm (often higher in May)
- • March can still feel summer-like.
- • By May, rain increases and evenings feel cooler.
- • Layers become consistently useful.
Suggested outfits
- · Light clothing + thin jacket
- · Optional umbrella
A note for travelers
Autumn often feels warm by day and cool at night—pack for both.
Jun · Jul · Aug
Winter (mild + wet): frequent rain, with wind-driven chill
Avg low 8–10°C / high 17–19°C · Rainy days: 10–15 / ~120–180 mm
- • Cloudier and wetter weeks are common.
- • Wind can make it feel colder than expected.
- • Staying dry improves comfort a lot.
Suggested outfits
- · Jacket/coat + layers
- · Optional waterproof/umbrella
A note for travelers
Winter discomfort is often about wet wind, not extreme cold.
Sep · Oct · Nov
Spring (warming): improving weather, drier later, stronger sun
Avg low 10–15°C / high 20–27°C · Rainy days: 4–9 / ~20–80 mm (Sep can still be showery)
- • Outdoor-friendly days increase.
- • September can still be a bit showery; October–November trend drier.
- • UV and sun exposure become more noticeable again.
Suggested outfits
- · Light clothing + thin layer
- · Optional sunscreen/sunglasses
A note for travelers
Late spring can feel very sunny and dry—plan around midday exposure.
