Golfe's Climate
Golfe is a coastal district of Luanda, the capital of Angola, set on the Atlantic south of the equator, with a hot, humid semi-arid tropical climate shaped by the cool Benguela Current. Because it lies in the southern hemisphere, the hot, humid season runs November–April, when it turns sticky at 27–32°C with showers and thunderstorms. The cooler dry season (May–September), known as the cacimbo, sees little rain but plenty of coastal cloud and mist. Annual rainfall is low for the tropics.