Beira's Climate
Beira is a port city in central Mozambique, set right on the Indian Ocean at the mouth of the Pungwe River, with a hot tropical savanna climate split into two clear seasons. Being in the southern hemisphere, its seasons are reversed: the hot, sticky wet season runs from November to April, typically 28–33°C with high humidity and a real risk of tropical cyclones sweeping in from the Mozambique Channel, while the cooler dry season from May to October brings clearer skies, little rain and more comfortable air. Sea breezes ease the mugginess year-round.