Mandalay Weather

Much of Myanmar lies between the Tropic of Cancer and the Equator and in the monsoon region of Asia, with its coastal regions receiving over 5,000 millimetres (197 in) annually.

The climate is monsoonal, with three distinct seasons: a rainy season from June to October, a cooler and drier "winter" from November to February, and a hot dry season from March to May.

The winter season from November to January is markedly less humid and cooler than the remaining months, and hence sees the greatest number of visitors. Nevertheless, major festivals occur throughout the year, notably Thingyan (the water festival, equivalent to the Thai festival of Songkran), in April. (Festivals are keyed to the lunar cycle, specifically to the full-moon days of each lunar month, and therefore fall on different days each year of the Western, solar-based, calendar).

Seven Day Weather Forecast for Mandalay Burma Myanmar

Mandalay Burma Myanmar Weather and Climate Statistics


Month	Average Sunlight (hours)	Temperature				Discomfort from heat and humidity	Relative humidity		Average Precipitation (mm)	Wet Days (+0.25 mm)
		Average		Record			Relative humidity
		Min	Max	Min	Max		am	pm

minimum	9	13	28	7	33	Medium	79	52	3	0.1
Jan	9	13	28	7	33	Medium	79	52	3	0.1
Feb	9	15	31	8	37	Medium	66	41	3	0.3
March	9	19	36	12	42	High	53	31	5	0.5
April	9	25	38	18	43	High	55	33	31	2
May	8	26	37	21	44	Extreme	68	52	147	8
June	6	26	34	20	42	Extreme	78	64	160	7
July	5	26	34	22	41	Extreme	78	66	69	6
Aug	4	25	33	22	38	Extreme	83	72	104	8
Sept	6	24	33	21	39	Extreme	84	74	137	9
Oct	7	23	32	17	39	Extreme	83	78	109	7
Nov	8	19	29	13	37	High	83	74	51	3

Charts are from BBC.co.uk

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