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Weather in March
March in East Timor marks the beginning of the transition period from the wet season to the drier months. While the tropical monsoon climate persists, there is a noticeable decrease in rainfall compared to the preceding months of January and February. In Dili, the average precipitation falls to 120mm (4.72"), and similar reductions can be observed in the more mountainous interior regions.
Temperatures in March remain relatively stable, comparable to the preceding months. The average high generally hovers around 30°C (86°F), while the average low sits close to 24°C (75.2°F). Despite the gradual decrease in rainfall, the humidity levels remain high due to the continued warmth.
The uniformity of East Timor's climate persists, given the country's small geographic size. However, as usual, slight temperature variations may occur in the mountainous regions, especially during nighttime when it can become marginally cooler.
Moving into April, the downward trend in rainfall continues, signalling the gradual shift towards the onset of the dry season. However, temperatures tend to remain consistent, maintaining the tropical feel of the climate.
With the easing rainfall, March begins to see improved conditions for outdoor activities, though some challenges may still be present due to the lingering moisture, particularly in the mountainous regions where trails may remain muddy. Visibility for diving and other marine activities may also start to improve towards the end of March as the sediment in the water gradually settles. The landscapes continue to thrive, offering a vibrant view of East Timor's natural scenery, boosted by the preceding rainy months.
[Resources]Temperatures in March remain relatively stable, comparable to the preceding months. The average high generally hovers around 30°C (86°F), while the average low sits close to 24°C (75.2°F). Despite the gradual decrease in rainfall, the humidity levels remain high due to the continued warmth.
The uniformity of East Timor's climate persists, given the country's small geographic size. However, as usual, slight temperature variations may occur in the mountainous regions, especially during nighttime when it can become marginally cooler.
Moving into April, the downward trend in rainfall continues, signalling the gradual shift towards the onset of the dry season. However, temperatures tend to remain consistent, maintaining the tropical feel of the climate.
With the easing rainfall, March begins to see improved conditions for outdoor activities, though some challenges may still be present due to the lingering moisture, particularly in the mountainous regions where trails may remain muddy. Visibility for diving and other marine activities may also start to improve towards the end of March as the sediment in the water gradually settles. The landscapes continue to thrive, offering a vibrant view of East Timor's natural scenery, boosted by the preceding rainy months.
- Díli - March »
Díli experiences an average nighttime temperature of 23.5°C (74.3°F) in the month of March. March witnesses a change in Díli's weather with a decrease in rainfall and humidity compared to February. - Baucau - March »
On the first day of March in Baucau, East Timor, sunrise is at 06:38 and sunset at 18:54. In Baucau during March, the rain falls for 16 days and regularly aggregates up to 152mm (5.98") of precipitation. - Same - March »
March in Same, East Timor is known for a steady increase in temperature patterns that set the onset of hotter months to follow. The average heat index, which combines relative humidity and air temperature, in March is evaluated at 31°C (87.8°F).
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