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Every season has it's benefits

Essentially it is consistently sunny, warm and humid!
Cambodia has a tropical climate following the south east asia rainy seasons with very little temperature variation throughout the year. There are two monsoons in Cambodia; the dry season runs from November to April and the South Westerly wet monsoon from May to October.

The daily nature of the wet monsoon in Cambodia is quite regular with clear, dry mornings and 2 or 3 hours of rain in the afternoon. This pattern accommodates excellently sightseeing in a hot country so you need not limit your time in Cambodia to just the dry monsoon.

Leave your cold weather clothes behind! The average minimum temperature remains over 20°C and the coldest ever recorded in Cambodia was 14°C. However be prepared for high humidity and strong sun.

 

Monsoons in Cambodia

 Mean temp °C/°F
Rainy days
 hours
  MaxMin
 DryJan31/8820/6819
 Feb32/9021/7029
 Mar34/9324/7549
 Apr35/9525/7768
 WetMay35/9525/77167
 Jun33/9124/75186
 Jul33/9124/75196
 Aug32/9025/77196
 Sep31/8825/77195
 Oct31/8824/75177
 DryNov30/8622/7298
 Dec30/8621/7039

Wet Season (June to October)
Everything is lush and green plus there's not so many tourists! The odd afternoon shower is more often than not a blessing in disguise.
 (Authors note - Defiantely get's my vote for the best time to travel.)
Dry Season (November to March)
Coolest time to visit average temperature..Tourist season crowds
Hot Season (late March to early May)
Khmer New Year Time. Good beach and swimming weather.

Cambodia weather forecast
If you are planning to travel soon to Cambodia you may be interested in the forecast for the next few days. Check out the link below.

Current Cambodia weather conditions click here

 
 
 
 

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