Monsoon season: November to March The central and northern section of the west coast (from Negombo northwards)

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Sri Lanka is a year-round holiday destination thanks to its combination of weather systems ensuring that one or several regions, as well as a section of coastline, is statistically always expecting sunshine. There is also an inter-monsoonal period during October and the first half of November, when rain and thunderstorms can occur across the island. This clears up as December nears, with conditions getting balmier by the day during the second half of November. The Cultural Triangle Dambulla, Anuradhapura, Sigiriya, Minneriya National Park Summer holiday is also a popular time with the east coast expecting plenty good weather and sunshine whilst the south-west monsoon leaves much of the south and west coast with high rainfall and winds. When is the best beach weather in Sri Lanka This tool is a collaboration with the BBC. It combines our climate projections and records to visualise climate change in the UK. Maps, charts and Data The easiest way to understand the seasons of Sri Lanka’s beaches is to divide the coast into three sections: The south-west (the section south of Negombo & Colombo) and the entire south coast.This is another “transition month”. It’s beginning to warm up, with average day maximum temperatures now at 26.8 ° C. It’s also statistically the driest month with only an average 53 mm of rainfall. Mauritius tourist information January | February | March | April | May | June | July | August | September | October | November | December

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The averages table shows 30-year averages for the nearest / most similar climate station to your chosen location. Tables below show averagesfor districts, regions and the UK.Some stations may not have all climate variablesavailable. Averages graphsThe first of the Trust’s projects is the South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM), which first took place in 2020 and runs from the 18th of July to the 17th of August each year. Mauritius has only two seasons: summer (warm and humid) and winter (cooler and drier). It does not experience a distinct spring or autumn. Instead, there are “transition months” to mark the change in seasons. Summer (November to April) In the north and eastern coastal regions of the country, the weather is influenced by the north-eastern monsoon, which brings wind and rain between October and January, and drier weather between May and September. Historical climate and weather reports are available from the digital library and archives Climate projections