Weather in Baghdad and Maoming

• All Year
• Spring
• Summer
• Autumn
• Winter

Yearly weather

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

Temperatures

• Baghdad experiences much hotter temperatures compared to Maoming, especially during the summer months, with maximum temperatures reaching up to 46.4°C in August versus Maoming's peak of 32.5°C during the same month

• Additionally, Baghdad's temperature range is broader, fluctuating from as low as 10.3°C in January to as high as 46.4°C, while Maoming's temperatures are consistently milder, ranging between 14.4°C and 32.5°C throughout the year

• This highlights Baghdad's extreme continental climate compared to Maoming's subtropical climate.

Conditions

• In Baghdad, there is a consistent pattern of high sun hours throughout the year, especially in the summer months, where it peaks at 14.6 hours in June, while precipitation levels remain very low, often nearly non-existent.

• Conversely, Maoming experiences significantly fewer sun hours, with a maximum of only 3.9 hours in October, and is characterized by much higher precipitation levels, particularly in May and June, where rainfall can exceed 10 mm. This stark contrast highlights Baghdad's dry and sunny climate compared to Maoming's wetter, cloudier conditions.

Astronomy

• In Baghdad, the earliest sunrise occurs at 04:53 in June, while in Maoming, the earliest sunrise is slightly later at 05:54 in the same month.

• Baghdad experiences a greater variation in sunset times, with the latest sunset at 19:13 in June, compared to Maoming's latest at 19:21 in July, indicating that Maoming has a longer evening period during the summer months.

• Regarding day length, Baghdad has longer days compared to Maoming, with a longest day of 14:19 in June versus Maoming's 13:26. However, Maoming has a shorter shortest day length of 10:50 in December compared to Baghdad's 9:59, suggesting that Maoming's winters are less extreme in terms of daylight hours.