When to Visit Monrovia

Peak dry season with minimal rainfall and comfortable temperatures. Harmattan winds bring drier air from the Sahara, though humidity remains noticeable due to the coastal location.

Continuation of the dry season with very little rainfall. Temperatures remain warm and stable, making it good for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Still within the dry season but temperatures begin to rise slightly. Occasional light showers may occur as the wet season approaches. But rainfall remains minimal.

Transition month as the dry season ends. Temperatures remain high with increasing humidity and occasional rain showers signaling the approaching wet season.

Beginning of the wet season with significantly increased rainfall. Temperatures remain warm but humidity rises considerably, making conditions feel more oppressive.

Heavy rainfall begins in earnest with frequent downpours and thunderstorms. High humidity and warm temperatures create challenging conditions for outdoor activities.

Peak wet season with the heaviest rainfall of the year. Flooding can occur in low-lying areas, and outdoor activities are frequently disrupted by intense downpours.

Continuation of heavy rains with very high humidity. Temperatures are slightly cooler due to cloud cover and frequent precipitation. But conditions remain challenging.

Still experiencing heavy rainfall though beginning to taper off slightly. High humidity and frequent storms continue to make outdoor activities difficult.

End of the peak wet season with rainfall beginning to decrease. Temperatures start to rise again as the transition to the dry season begins.

Transition to the dry season with significantly reduced rainfall. Temperatures become more comfortable and humidity begins to decrease slightly.

Beginning of the dry season with minimal rainfall and pleasant temperatures. Tourist season begins as weather conditions become much more favorable for travel.