Viana's Climate
Viana lies in Luanda Province in northwestern Angola, on the edge of the capital Luanda and near the Atlantic coast, with a hot semi-arid tropical climate all year, tempered by the cool Benguela Current. Being in the southern hemisphere, the hot, humid season falls from October to April, bringing showers and thunderstorms, with daytime highs typically 28–33°C. The cooler dry season, known as the cacimbo, lasts from May to September, with little rain but low cloud and coastal fog and temperatures around 22–27°C. Humidity stays high most of the year thanks to the nearby sea.