Because
Tanzania falls in the southern hemisphere, their winter solstice occurs on June
21 for this year, which falls on a Sunday. The average maximum temperature for
this month is 29 degrees Celsius, which is equivalent to 84 degrees Fahrenheit.
The minimum average temperature of this month is 20 degrees Celsius, which also
equals to 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Precipitation seems to be light in this month
with an average of 6 days of rainfall within the month. It is said to be
moderately humid still with the daylight length to be estimated to about 11
hours and 55 minutes.
Summer
solstice is also opposite from the Northern Hemisphere. Our summer solstice is
during the month of June, while Tanzania's is on December 22. The average
maximum temperature of this month is 32 degrees Celsius, which is the same as
90 degrees Fahrenheit. The average minimum temperature is 23 degrees Celsius,
which equals to 73 degrees Fahrenheit. During this month, the length of day is
longer by about two hours with the same hours of sunshine as the winter
solstice. The humidity seems to be very high during this month. The difference
between the two solstice days is that there seems to be more days of rainfall,
with 12 days and about 4.5 inches of rain in the month of December.
Ironically,
to us, the spring equinox would be sometime in the month of March. However, in
Tanzania, their spring equinox, or vernal equinox, lies on September 23. In the
month of September, the average maximum temperature is 30 degrees Celsius (86
degrees Fahrenheit) with the average minimum temperature 19 degrees Celsius (66
degrees Fahrenheit). For this particular day, length of daylight is estimated
to be 12 hours and 6 minutes with about eight hours of sunshine. Precipitation
is much lower compared to the summer solstice, but it also surprisingly lower
than winter solstice too. In September, number of days with rainfall is about
average five days with an average rainfall of one inch.
If the
spring equinox is in the month of September, then the Autumnal equinox in
Tanzania is to fall on March 21. Length of daylight on this day is to be also
12 hours and six minutes with eight hours of sunshine. The average maximum
temperature is high, being 32 degrees Celsius (90 degrees Fahrenheit) with an
average minimum temperature of 23 degrees Celsius (73 degrees Fahrenheit).
Precipitation for this month isn't as light like the spring equinox. During the
month of March, there are about 12 days on average of rainfall with about 4.7
inches of rain on total average.
Want the
best out of your trip to Tanzania? Based off of these information, it seems the
best time to go visit Tanzania is during the winter solstice. There are many
activities to choose from. The winter solstice falls in the month of June,
where animal spotting is easiest. Another outdoor activity to take advantage is
to climb and hike the Kilimanjaro Mountain while being on safari tours. There
are not really any weather hazards. June is just a start where seasonal
rainfall decreases; so there will much more days of sunshine and to be
outdoors. What better way to learn and play with wild animals and get the real
safari life than being in Tanzania!
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http://www.weather2travel.com/september/tanzania/

You've certainly done your research! Impressive.
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