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Tanzania Average Temperatures
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Average Low (°F)
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Average High (°F)
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Average Temperature (°F)
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Average Precipitation/ Rainfall (in)
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Wet Days (>0.004 in)
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Average Sunlight Hours/ Day
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Relative Humidity ()
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January
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63
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82
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73
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5.2
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14
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6.9
|
56
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February
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63
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82
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73
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5.1
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13
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7.1
|
57
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March
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63
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82
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73
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6.5
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16
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7.2
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58
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April
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63
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82
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73
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5.3
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16
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7.9
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55
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May
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61
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82
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72
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1.1
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4
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8.9
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48
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June
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59
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82
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71
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0.1
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0
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9.9
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40
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July
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59
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82
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71
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0
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0
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10
|
35
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August
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61
|
84
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73
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0
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1
|
10
|
33
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September
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64
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88
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76
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0.3
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1
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9.7
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30
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October
|
66
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90
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78
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0.7
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3
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9.2
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30
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November
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66
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88
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77
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4.1
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13
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8.1
|
39
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December
|
64
|
82
|
73
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6.9
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19
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7.1
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54
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Tanzania widely varying geography accounts for it differing climactic conditions. The altitude of the high plateau considerably tempers what would otherwise be a tropical climate. The coastal strip along the Indian Ocean and the offshore islands of Pemba, Zanzibar and Mafia has a hot, humid, tropical climate alleviated by sea breezes. On the mountain slopes of the Northeast the climate is temperatefor most of the year. Temperatures on Mount Kilimanjaro and Meru to below freezing |
