Weather in Abuja and Yokohama

• All Year
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter
• Spring

Yearly weather

Calculations are based on the last 8 years of historical weather data.

Temperatures

• Abuja's temperatures are consistently warm throughout the year, ranging from comfortable to discomfort due to high heat, while Yokohama experiences a wider range of temperatures, including cold periods.

• Yokohama enjoys comfortable temperatures mainly in summer.

• In contrast, Abuja experiences discomfort due to excessive heat for nearly half the year.

• The temperature in Yokohama in January and February can be uncomfortably cold.

Conditions

• Abuja experiences a more distinct wet and dry season, with significantly higher sun hours during the dry months (November to February) compared to Yokohama. In contrast, Yokohama has more consistent sun hours throughout the year, with a smaller range between the sunniest and cloudiest months.

• Abuja sees a dramatic increase in precipitation during its wet season (May to September), much higher than Yokohama's precipitation levels throughout the year. Yokohama's precipitation is more evenly distributed across the months, with only a slight increase in comparison to dry months.

Astronomy

• Yokohama has significantly earlier sunrise and later sunset times during its longest days compared to Abuja.

• Consequently, Yokohama experiences a much wider range in daylight hours throughout the year, with notably longer days in June and shorter days in December than Abuja.

• Abuja's sunrise and sunset times are more consistent throughout the year, resulting in a relatively stable day length, due to its proximity to the equator.