Weather in South Sudan

• All Year
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• Autumn
• Winter

Yearly weather

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

Temperatures

• Both Juba and Bor experience consistently hot temperatures year-round, with all months exceeding the comfort threshold and entering discomfort territory.

• Bor tends to have slightly higher average temperatures, particularly in March and April.

• The minimum temperatures in Bor are also consistently slightly higher than in Juba across all months.

• Both cities have similar temperature ranges, with maximum temperatures peaking in February/March and minimum temperatures occurring in July/August.

• These conditions suggest that both Juba and Bor would require significant cooling strategies for comfortable living throughout the year.

Conditions

• In Juba, there are generally more sun hours throughout the year compared to Bor, particularly noticeable in the dry season months of January through March.

• Conversely, precipitation levels are similar for both cities during certain months, but Juba tends to experience slightly higher rainfall at the peak of the wet season from May to October.

Astronomy

• In both Juba and Bor, the earliest sunrise occurs in different months: Juba has its earliest sunrise in October, while Bor sees it in May.

• The latest sunrises in both cities are quite similar, with Juba at 07:08 and Bor at 07:09 in February.

• When it comes to sunset times, both cities experience their earliest sunset in November, with Juba slightly later at 18:35 compared to Bor's 18:33, and the latest sunset occurs in July, with Bor being just a minute later at 19:12 compared to Juba's 19:10.

• Interestingly, Bor has a slightly shorter day length during December (11:46) compared to Juba (11:50), but it enjoys a marginally longer day length at its peak in June (12:28 vs. 12:24).