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Takeo weather forecast — today & tomorrow

26°

Overcast

High: 31° · Low: 25° · Feels like 31°

Rain expected around 11:00.

Hourly forecast

Now 41% 26°
22:00 25% 26°
23:00 19% 26°
00:00 18% 25°
01:00 18% 26°
02:00 17% 25°
03:00 17% 25°
04:00 18% 25°
05:00 19% 25°
06:00 20% 25°
07:00 22% 26°
08:00 22% 28°
09:00 23% 29°
10:00 29% 30°
11:00 44% 31°
12:00 64% 32°
13:00 80% 32°
14:00 91% 28°
15:00 98% 28°
16:00 98% 27°
17:00 86% 27°
18:00 66% 27°
19:00 47% 26°
20:00 32% 26°

14-day forecast

  • Feels like
    35° / 30°
    Precipitation
    5 mm · 94%
    Wind
    15 km/h SW
    UV index
    8 · High
    Sun
    5:48 / 18:25

Details

Air quality
18 Good
PM2.5 9 · PM10 9

Takeo's Climate

Takeo lies on the low-lying plains of southern Cambodia, near the Vietnamese border and not far from the coast, giving it a hot and humid tropical monsoon climate all year. The year splits into two clear seasons: a wet season from May to October, when the southwest monsoon brings frequent afternoon showers, thunderstorms and very high humidity, and a drier season from November to April with intense sunshine. Daytime temperatures usually sit at 30–35°C, peaking in March and April when they can top 37°C, while December and January feel a touch cooler. The flat lowlands can flood at the height of the rains.

Frequently asked questions

When is the best time to visit Takeo?

The cooler dry months from November to January are best: little rain, gentle sun and more comfortable temperatures, ideal for touring the paddy fields and ancient temples.

What are the hottest months in Takeo?

March and April are hottest, with daytime highs of 34–37°C and high humidity that feels oppressive, occasionally above 38°C.

How long does the rainy season last in Takeo?

The southwest-monsoon wet season runs from May to October, with showers and thunderstorms arriving mostly in the afternoon and peaking around September and October.

Does Takeo flood during the rainy season?

Yes, because of the low-lying plains near the Mekong system, some areas can flood locally at the peak of the rains, especially in September and October.

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