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Best Time to Travel in Tanzania
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From December to March, the days are hot and sunny, with cloudless skies dominating. Sun worshippers and those escaping the cold can enjoy temperatures in Tanzania that range from mid-twenties to balmy low thirties.
Tanzania's equatorial climate brings 2 seasons of rain each year. The 'masika' is long rains that fall from mid-March to end of May. The 'mvuli' is short rains that fall periodically through November and parts of December and sometimes stretch into early January. |
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Recommend this East Africa Guide
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Climate and Geography of Ngorongoro
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Ngorongoro crater is 2,235 metres (7,264 feet) above sea level. It can get quite fresh up here, and gets very cold at night in the winter months of June, July and August.
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Climate of the Serengeti
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The tropics of East Africa have two distinct rainy seasons; the Short Rains in November and December and the Long Rains from March to April. These usually occur when they are supposed to, but not always!
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