Lilongwe's Climate
Lilongwe is the capital of Malawi in southern Africa, set deep inland on the central plateau at around 1,050 m, which tempers its tropical latitude into a mild highland climate. In the Southern Hemisphere, the warm rainy season runs November to April, bringing frequent showers, thunderstorms, high humidity and lush greenery, while the dry season from May to October is clear and largely rain-free. The coolest spell is June–July, with nights dipping to 8–12°C, and the hottest is October–November just before the rains, around 29–32°C. The elevation keeps nights comfortable all year.