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Climate and average weather for 4,250 places worldwide

Month-by-month average temperatures, rainfall, humidity, cloud cover and daylight for every city with more than 100,000 people — 236 countries and territories in total — based on 25 years (2001–2025) of NASA POWER climate data.

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Largest cities

Range of monthly mean temperature over the year.

Extremes among the places on this site

Among all 4,250 places, the highest annual mean temperature is in Al Hudaydah (Yemen, 32 °C89 °F) and the lowest at Casey Station (Australian Antarctic Territory) (Antarctica, −14 °C7 °F). The wettest is Coxs Bazar (Bangladesh) with 5,320 mm209 in of precipitation in an average year; the driest is Aswan (Egypt) with 2 mm0.1 in. These are grid-cell averages, not official station records.

How to read the pages

Every city page shows a chart and a table of average monthly highs and lows, mean temperature and precipitation, plus humidity, cloud amount, solar radiation and day length. Below the numbers you will find the warmest, coldest, wettest and driest month, the months that are most comfortable for travel, a comparison with the nearest larger city and the country, and season-by-season packing tips derived from the averages.

Use the °C / °F switch in the header to change units. The data are long-term averages from satellite observations and a weather-model reanalysis (NASA POWER), so they describe typical conditions — not a forecast and not individual weather-station records. Read more about the sources and method.

Frequently asked questions

What does this site show?

World Climates shows the average weather for 4,250 places worldwide. Each city has its own climate page. You can see average high and low temperatures, rainfall, humidity, cloud cover and day length for every month of the year.

Where do the climate data come from?

All climate values come from NASA POWER. It combines satellite measurements with a weather-model reanalysis. We use the long-term averages for the years 2001 to 2025. Place names and populations come from GeoNames.

Are these averages the same as weather-station records?

No. The values describe a grid cell of about 50 km, not one weather station. In mountains and along coasts the real conditions in a town can differ. We correct the temperature for the height of the city, but not the rainfall.

How do I find the best time to visit a city?

Open the city page and look at the section about the best time to visit. It lists the months with pleasant temperatures and little rain. The rules behind it are explained on the page, so you can check them yourself.

Can I see the climate in Fahrenheit and inches?

Yes. Use the °C / °F switch at the top of every page. The site remembers your choice. Visitors from the United States see Fahrenheit and inches by default.

Is this a weather forecast?

No. This is climate, the typical weather over many years. For the next few days, please use a weather forecast service. Climate averages help you plan a trip or a move months ahead.